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Council to spend a quarter million dollars on new water, gas meters

Council to spend a quarter million dollars on new water, gas meters

The Village of Boyle will spend more than $241,608 to replace all water meters and some gas meters within the village.
Johnson hasn't considered running for premier

Johnson hasn't considered running for premier

Political observers have pegged Education Minister and Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater MLA Jeff Johnson as a potential replacement for Premier Allison Redford, whose abrupt resignation last Wednesday became official Sunday night.
Portage asks industry what should be included in pipeline training centre

Portage asks industry what should be included in pipeline training centre

Portage College is taking the next steps developing the first pipeline training centre in Canada by: analyzing exactly what the industry needs in terms of workforce training and pursuing closer partnerships with other institutions.
New school MoU subject of special town council meeting tonight

New school MoU subject of special town council meeting tonight

Athabasca town council has called a special meeting for 7 p.m. tonight (March 24) to discuss the Memorandum of Understanding regarding the new secondary school project. The meeting will take place in Athabaca town council chambers.
Northern Leaders Summit draws premier, protesters and ministers to Athabasca

Northern Leaders Summit draws premier, protesters and ministers to Athabasca

The Northern Leaders Summit on March 14 at the Athabasca Regional Multiplex brought together approximately 120 municipal leaders from across northern Alberta, several government ministers and premier Alison Redford to discuss priorities in the region
County councillor Jack Dowhaluk returned to full duties

County councillor Jack Dowhaluk returned to full duties

Athabasca County councillor Jack Dowhaluk has been returned to the full scope of his duties following a decision by council made during a public works meeting on March 13.
Science Outreach presents emerging research on our effect on water bodies

Science Outreach presents emerging research on our effect on water bodies

On March 26, Science Outreach-Athabasca and associate professor of chemistry at Athabasca University (AU) Lawton Shaw are hosting “Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products in the Aquatic Environment.
Wandering River transfer site has fourth break-in since March 2013

Wandering River transfer site has fourth break-in since March 2013

Sometime between the hours of 6 p.m. on March 11 and 9:30 a.m. on March 12, the Wandering River transfer site was broken into.
Ugandan children's choir visits Athabasca this Friday

Ugandan children's choir visits Athabasca this Friday

Twenty-two orphaned children touring Canada with a show called “Beautiful Africa: A New Generation” will stop in Athabasca this Friday at 7 p.m. at the Nancy Appleby Theatre, where admission is by donation.
Forget the pea — this princess prefers a balloon

Forget the pea — this princess prefers a balloon

Tots Taylor Brown and Paityn Franzen (behind the balloon) enjoy their balloons at the end of the Athabasca Figure Skating Club's annual carnival last Sunday at the Athabasca Regional Multiplex. This year, the carnival was called "Hijacked Fairytales " and followed the misadventures of a boy named Jack while he helped out old-fashioned fairytale characters to a modern soundtrack — and with a modern twist.
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