Athabasca News

“If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably isn’t,” is the message that Cpl. Steve Bereza wants to remind people after a few scams have hit Athabasca.

Jason Kenney eschewed the staged microphone and desk set up for his presentation at the Seniors Drop-In Centre in Boyle Oct. 17.

Athabasca’s Multiplex field house will be filled with goblins, ghosts and ghouls next Monday as the Athabasca Lions Club puts on its annual Merchants Halloween party on Oct. 31.

The Athabasca Native Friendship Centre is bringing in some fresh fruits and vegetables on a monthly basis, helping people save money at the same time.

Bringing out the inner artist in your child and not having to worry about the mess is what Make and Play Art School is all about.

A lot has changed over the past 20 years. But the man who built the original plans for the local riverfront – landscape architect Ted Muller – is still designing streetscapes, open spaces, waterfronts and trail systems around Canada.

Driver of stolen truck arrested at gunpoint after crashing into RCMP truck, nearly running down an officer

Boyle’s Santas Anonymous is on the hunt for committee members to help organize the project.

An area biologist is angling for opinions from Athabascans who want to eat some home-caught walleye next fishing season.

With a soft “Hallelujah,” dozens of deviled eggs and the quick clip of a purple ribbon, the new Boyle Municipal Centre officially opened its doors to the community on Oct. 13.