Athabasca News

Athabasca had their own brief scary clown “incident” this past week. The Advocate received images of an Instagram account under the name Clowns In Athabasca, with “don’t run when you see us” and a knife emoji on the account page description.

A problem shared is a problem halved - or maybe a little more than halved. On Oct.

A world-renowned doctor, speaker and best-selling author is making his way to Athabasca next week to host an interactive workshop on attachment, healing and intergenerational trauma. Dr.

The Town of Athabasca's council passed a motion that Coun. Tanu Evans is to resign by the next meeting or administration will start an application to the Court of Queen's Bench to disqualify him. At council's regular meeting Oct. 4, Coun.

On Sept. 20, Town of Athabasca Coun. Tanu Evans walked out of chambers as a motion was being brought forward – a motion to ask fellow Coun. Nichole Adams to resign, or take her to the Court of Queen’s Bench for disqualification.

The ball is proverbially in the Town of Athabasca’s court in regards to the future of the regional pool and school road projects, following a special meeting hosted by Athabasca County. Town attended the Sept.

A 27-year-old man from Edmonton is in hospital following a potential fentanyl overdose in Athabasca last week. An RCMP press release states that police were flagged down by a woman on Highway 55 at 43 Street in the Town of Athabasca at about 9:15 a.

The Town of Athabasca's council voted on Sept. 20 to accept Warren Zyla's resignation from the position of interim CAO as of Oct. 7, or earlier if he wishes to leave sooner. Coun.

A new estimate for the Athabasca pool has put its construction costs above the amount that has already been allocated by local councils, grants and community groups.

Town council voted to ask Coun. Nichole Adams to resign from her position immediately, or administration will go to the Court of Queen's bench to have her disqualified.