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THEY SAID IT: Exchange between Athabasca County reeve Hall and councillor Holland

THEY SAID IT: Exchange between Athabasca County reeve Hall and councillor Holland

ATHABASCA — A motion to send the recently-approved councillor remuneration policy for review sparked tense debate in Athabasca County council chambers, chiefly between reeve Brian Hall and Coun. Tracy Holland.
ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and road cams

ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and road cams

Get a look at your commute - click for up-to-date conditions map and road cameras
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says soft oil prices mean belt-tightening budget

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says soft oil prices mean belt-tightening budget

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is warning that softening oil prices means provincial funding won't keep pace with population growth in next week's budget.
Westlock Warriors post-season ends in quarter-final loss to Bonnyville

Westlock Warriors post-season ends in quarter-final loss to Bonnyville

5-1 loss to Bonnyville Pontiacs Feb. 17 ends NCHL playoff run
Athabasca County councillors to review four-month-old remuneration policy

Athabasca County councillors to review four-month-old remuneration policy

Councillors split on necessity of third-party review
GALLERY: Family fun in Smith

GALLERY: Family fun in Smith

Hundreds gathered in Smith, Alta. for the 3rd annual Skijoring and Cowboy Curling event Feb. 17 and 18
Keeping the history of the Black Campsie settlement alive

Keeping the history of the Black Campsie settlement alive

Westlock couple documents the history of the first Smith to arrive in Campsie
St. Mary boys b'ball team wins 1A North Central ranking tournament

St. Mary boys b'ball team wins 1A North Central ranking tournament

Sharks defeat CCRS Stingerz 69-46 in championship final
Civics uncertainty surrounds Westlock crosswalk plebiscite

Civics uncertainty surrounds Westlock crosswalk plebiscite

Members of the Westlock Town Council have been vocal in the opposition to the plebiscite, saying the bylaw would be a step backward for the community and create an image of the town as being discriminatory. Groups in favour of the bylaw have raised concerns about whether it is legal or ethical for members of council to campaign for or against an upcoming plebiscite.
Lac La Biche man receives time served, probation for assaulting partner, son

Lac La Biche man receives time served, probation for assaulting partner, son

Alfred Crookedneck pleaded guilty to assault by choking, assault, after two separate incidences in 2023
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