Athabasca News

Whispering Hills Primary School students observe Remembrance Day along with members of the Athabasca RCMP and Athabasca Royal Canadian Legion Members during a ceremony at the school last Thursday morning. Schools from around the region participated in their own ceremonies to remember Canadians who served in war as well as those that have been lost in other conflicts.

Alberta residents have been very generous in their support of military families through a new licence plate.

Overwhelming was only one of the words Darlene Bertin used to describe what she felt about all of the things that took place last Friday.

Three weeks after approving the winning bid to construct Boyle’s new Municipal Centre, village council has had to begin the process all over again.

The Town of Athabasca will soon notice a rise the amount that it pays for water.

For the Edwin Parr Composite senior volleyball squads, there wasn’t too much to cheer about after both teams finished up their tournament schedule in Edson on the weekend.

Making sure that people crossing the street can do so safely is this month’s focus for the Athabasca/Boyle RCMP Integrated Traffic Unit (ITU).

For the first time in their more than 20 year history, the Athabasca River Runners Snowmobile Club has won the prestigious award as Club of the Year.

For more than a year, people travelling on Highway 63 were making it to their destinations. Unfortunately, the ‘Highway of Death’ moniker has been resurrected with three fatal collisions taking four lives in a little more than two weeks.