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Man who tried to fight grizzly bear in Banff National Park fined $4,000

Man who tried to fight grizzly bear in Banff National Park fined $4,000

Jenna Dulewich RMO Outlook BANFF – It's not every day a man tries to fight a grizzly bear.
Classic cars go on tour

Classic cars go on tour

The Edmonton Antique Car Club will stop in Athabasca and Barrhead as it showing vehicles from days long past with its Oldies Tour 2018 July 25 to 28.
Athabasca River contributing to deterioration of world heritage site, report finds

Athabasca River contributing to deterioration of world heritage site, report finds

Reduced flows from the Athabasca River are contributing to environmental deterioration at Wood Buffalo National Park, according to a new comprehensive report from Parks Canada. The report was created by the firm Independent Environmental Consultants.
Boyle hosts annual Fiesta Days Slo-Pitch Tournament

Boyle hosts annual Fiesta Days Slo-Pitch Tournament

The clang of bats against baseballs rang throughout Boyle as 20 teams gathered to compete at the annual Fiesta Days Slo-Pitch Tournament July 13-15.
Boyle RCMP search for theft, break-and-enter suspects

Boyle RCMP search for theft, break-and-enter suspects

The search is on for two men suspected of stealing a cell phone from a vehicle and breaking into a business just outside of Boyle July 12.
Province negotiating for purchase of Carillion highway contracts

Province negotiating for purchase of Carillion highway contracts

Alberta Transportation is negotiating with a third-party to purchase Carillion Canada's highway maintenance contracts which encompass Athabasca, Lac La Biche, Westlock and Barrhead.
Child and Youth Advocate calls for action for youth opioid abuse

Child and Youth Advocate calls for action for youth opioid abuse

Alberta's Child and Youth Advocate is calling for the province and Alberta Health Services (AHS) to take steps to improve their handling of youth opioid abuse.
Boyle community group makes spray park dreams a reality

Boyle community group makes spray park dreams a reality

After four years of fundraising, the Greater Athabasca Community Foundation (GACF) broke ground on its Boyle spray park project June 21.
Indigenous training mandated for public service employees

Indigenous training mandated for public service employees

The Government of Alberta is planning to spend $2.75 million to provide Indigenous training to all public service employees over the next three years. The province announced the measure June 18.
Family, friends celebrate to remember Tim Hague

Family, friends celebrate to remember Tim Hague

Family and friends gathered to remember and celebrate the life of Boyle's Tim Hague with a community dance at the Boyle Community Centre June 16.
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