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Fort McMurray MLA submits report on Highway 63

Fort McMurray MLA submits report on Highway 63

Enforcement is the key to making Highway 63 as safe as it can be, according to one Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA).
River Rats rocks out

River Rats rocks out

They’ve done it again. The Magnificent River Rats Festival took over Athabasca once again on the long weekend, and organizers chalked the event up as a success.
Missing Boyle girl found safe

Missing Boyle girl found safe

17-year-old Larissa Gordon, who was reported missing by her parents on Friday, has been found safe. Boyle RCMP issued a press release on Saturday with the news. The RCMP is thanking the public for their assistance in the investigation.
Beautiful Music

Beautiful Music

Violinist Kytami hit the stage at the Nancy Appleby Theatre on June 22 and took the crowd by storm. She performed songs off her latest self-titled album as well as some from her previous records.
NDP candidate continues work after election

NDP candidate continues work after election

Although she didn’t win the election for the New Democratic Party (NDP) in April, Athabasca-Sturgeon-Redwater candidate Mandy Melnyk is continuing to fight for residents with the belief that a change is needed in order to get things done for a better
Correction: Seniors Pancake Breakfast is June 30

Correction: Seniors Pancake Breakfast is June 30

The Athabasca & District Seniors Centre will host a pancake breakfast on Saturday, July 30 only, from 7:30-11 a.m. The schedule printed on the back page of the Magnificent River Rats Festivaal program is incorrect.
Town CAO resigns

Town CAO resigns

The Town of Athabasca's chief administrative officer Doug Topinka is retiring in less than two weeks. "He is retiring as of July 6," councillor Tim Verhaeghe said Friday.
Police seek help in finding assailant

Police seek help in finding assailant

Athabasca RCMP are continuing to investigating a reported assault of a Second Chance Animal Rescue Society (SCARS) volunteer on Saturday, May 26 at approximately 3:30 p.m.
Town council still wants MCR

Town council still wants MCR

§ Athabasca town council reinforced their decision to ask for a municipal corporate review from Municipal Affairs with a pair of votes on the subject at their meeting last Tuesday.
VIDEO: Quading

VIDEO: Quading

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