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No international trips for Pembina Hills students this year

No international trips for Pembina Hills students this year

National trips still allowed, though school board must give approval in principle
Peoples Party of Canada candidate calls mask mandate and vaccine passports unconstitutional

Peoples Party of Canada candidate calls mask mandate and vaccine passports unconstitutional

Darryl Boisson promises to voice concerns of Peace River-Westlock to Parliament if elected
Riding for a cause

Riding for a cause

Red Knights motorcycle club to host fundraiser for the Barrhead Community Victim Services Unit
Local dairy farmer Lorrie Jespersen seeking Division 4 seat

Local dairy farmer Lorrie Jespersen seeking Division 4 seat

Jespersen highlights economic development as main reason for running in October election
Blue Heron Fair Days deemed a success

Blue Heron Fair Days deemed a success

Despite the uncertainty caused by the pandemic, attendance in the two-day fair was up slightly
Neerlandia native helps Canadian women to their best Paralympic finish

Neerlandia native helps Canadian women to their best Paralympic finish

Heidi Peters and the Canadian sitting volleyball team finish fourth after losing in hard-fought game against Brazil
Barrhead trustee Judy Lefebvre announces she is seeking re-election

Barrhead trustee Judy Lefebvre announces she is seeking re-election

If re-elected, Lefebvre will be the only returning trustee on the new board
BREAKING: Province reinstates mask mandate starting tomorrow, Sept. 4

BREAKING: Province reinstates mask mandate starting tomorrow, Sept. 4

Liquor curfew and vaccination incentives also announced in Sept. 3 update
Voters will get a chance to hear from the candidates before the election

Voters will get a chance to hear from the candidates before the election

Barrhead Leader along with the local public library and Chamber of Commerce sponsor federal all-candidates forum
Carbon tax is necessary to reduce carbon footprint, says Liberal candidate Leslie Penny

Carbon tax is necessary to reduce carbon footprint, says Liberal candidate Leslie Penny

But amendments may need to be made to accommodate small businesses and producers
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