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The Mayor's Breakfast is the most important meal of the day

The Mayor's Breakfast is the most important meal of the day

If you haven’t had the opportunity to meet with your local officials, mark May 11 on your calendar.
Fun for the whole family at the Athabasca Wellness Fair and Trade Show

Fun for the whole family at the Athabasca Wellness Fair and Trade Show

The first annual Athabasca Wellness Fair and trade show was a big success. “It was a fabulous day,” said Nichole Collins, with Athabasca University.
Boyle clean up day to beautify the Village

Boyle clean up day to beautify the Village

Spring clean up is going to be a little easier for people in the Village of Boyle this year, thanks to the Boyle Community Betterment Project Committee.
No plans for truck bypass

No plans for truck bypass

Alberta Transportation has no plans to develop a truck bypass around the Town of Athabasca that would reduce heavy truck traffic through the downtown core.
T &C Conservatives back in the majority

T &C Conservatives back in the majority

The Conservative incumbents who represent the three federal ridings in the Town & Country region are headed back to Ottawa, but this time they are backed by the strength of a majority government.
Brian Jean wins election

Brian Jean wins election

Brian Jean will return to Ottawa for his fourth term in office, and his first time as part of a majority government, after winning the Fort McMurray-Athabasca riding with over 70 per cent of the vote.
Watch www.athabascaadvocate.com for federal election coverage

Watch www.athabascaadvocate.com for federal election coverage

Voters in the Fort McMurray-Athabasca constituency headed to the polls Monday to choose their next representative in Ottawa.
With friends like these

With friends like these

Jake Kretzel is surrounded by faceless narrators during a rehearsal of the play 'One Lane Bridge' last Wednesday at EPC. Drama students picked up six awards at the Zone 2E One-Act Drama Festival in Edmonton over the April 16-17 weekend.
Edged weapon used in Perryvale Store robbery

Edged weapon used in Perryvale Store robbery

The Perryvale Store was the scene of an armed robbery Monday, with the assailant making off with cash from the store clerk after wielding an ‘edged weapon’ and sporting a balaclava. Athabasca RCMP responded to the incident at approximately 10:45 a.m.
Athabasca town council on board for bypass

Athabasca town council on board for bypass

Athabasca town council has come out officially in support of a highway bypass.
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