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Boyle Rural Crime Watch on verge of disbanding

Boyle Rural Crime Watch on verge of disbanding

The Boyle Rural Crime Watch may be disbanding as it once again finds itself struggling with poor attendance at meetings and little help implementing its programs.
Piquette in favour of new school

Piquette in favour of new school

Although local MLA Colin Piquette had some words for Aspen View School Division trustees regarding inclusiveness in the process, he stated he is in favour of the new school project.
MLA seeks budget input

MLA seeks budget input

A small crowd turned out for the pre-provincial budget meeting Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater MLA Colin Piquette held Friday evening in Colinton.
Town takes on tansy

Town takes on tansy

The Town of Athabasca is ramping up its weed control program and is asking residents to remove noxious and invasive weeds community wide.
Over $20,000 raised at fifth annual Walk a Mile

Over $20,000 raised at fifth annual Walk a Mile

It was a beautiful sunny Friday in Athabasca when over 30 men, and boys, strapped into high heels and walked to raise awareness and funds for relationship abuse. “I want you guys to think of a flat tire,” said event MC Mike Maclean.
County creating emergency reception centre manual

County creating emergency reception centre manual

Athabasca County is creating an emergency reception centre manual as part of its regional emergency response plan.
Conservative Party best for Lakeland region says Stubbs

Conservative Party best for Lakeland region says Stubbs

Lakeland Conservative candidate Shannon Stubbs believes that because of the oil and gas in the region, her party would be best for the job. “The other parties are talking about keeping oil in the ground,” she explained.
Duane Zaraska runs for NDPs in Lakeland riding

Duane Zaraska runs for NDPs in Lakeland riding

With federal elections only a month away, candidates are out on the campaign trail and . But NDP representative Duane Zaraska said says his compassion for people sets him apart from the other candidates vying for the Lakeland district.
Over $20,000 raised at 5th annual Walk a Mile

Over $20,000 raised at 5th annual Walk a Mile

It was a beautiful sunny Friday in Athabasca when over 30 men – and boys – strapped into high heels and walked to raise awareness and funds for relationship abuse. “I want you guys to think of a flat tire,” said event MC Mike Maclean.
Discussions about Wood Heights Estates moved to budget talks

Discussions about Wood Heights Estates moved to budget talks

Athabasca town council’s discussions around possible improvements to the Wood Heights Estates subdivision were moved to budget deliberations.
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