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Ashtin Anderson re-appointed as chair of Athabasca Regional Multiplex Society

Ashtin Anderson re-appointed as chair of Athabasca Regional Multiplex Society

Board members got an update on usage, programming, and capital projects following org meeting
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What’s in the water? How fecal and other contaminations impact Athabasca’s pool

What’s in the water? How fecal and other contaminations impact Athabasca’s pool

Aquatics supervisor Dylan Zilinski said low instances due to luck and preparation
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NOVEMBER 30 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams

NOVEMBER 30 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams

Get a look at your commute - click for up-to-date conditions map and road cameras
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Athabasca speed limits to remain unchanged

Athabasca speed limits to remain unchanged

Online survey draws heavy response from locals who don’t want to slow down in town
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Photo: De Herdt Gardens visited by Mrs. Claus

Photo: De Herdt Gardens visited by Mrs. Claus

BARRHEAD - Mrs. Claus invites you to stop by and take a selfie with Rudolf outside of De Herdt Gardens. On Dec. 7 De Herdt Gardens hosts A Miracle on 49 street with an assortment of seasonal magic, delectable treats and shopping.
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Gallery: Good start to the season

Gallery: Good start to the season

BARRHEAD - The U18 Barrhead Renegades defeated the Athabasca Hawks, shutting out their North Eastern Alberta Hockey League 16-0 and outshooting them 75-15 in Tier 3B in their first regular-season home game on Nov. 23.
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Athabascsa RCMP report reduced crime to councillors

Athabascsa RCMP report reduced crime to councillors

Repeat offender management a highlight for local police detachment says commander
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Barrhead Regional Fire Services burn old Camp Creek general store

Barrhead Regional Fire Services burn old Camp Creek general store

Fire department burns down abandoned store for joint training exercise and to clear property
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Who got to eat the first grown strawberry at Dunstable School

Who got to eat the first grown strawberry at Dunstable School

Dunstable School is growing food at the school. The first strawberry was ready, and Cal Coleridge was the lucky student who got to eat it. He said it was delicious. Photo courtesy of Dunstable School.
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Mistassiniy students greet Alberta’s Lieutenant Governor

Mistassiniy students greet Alberta’s Lieutenant Governor

Grade 7 class instrumental in creating Wabasca visit after chance encounter on legislative field trip
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