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Lac la Nonne dog survives second coyote attack

Lac la Nonne dog survives second coyote attack

Barrhead County dog has been attacked by coyotes twice in his lifetime and has lived to tell about it. Bear is 14 years old and enjoys lounging outside on his porch while he heals from the latest attack.
Clyde approves development permit for off leash dog park

Clyde approves development permit for off leash dog park

Council earmarked $30,000 for the fenced, off leash, dog park.
Forestry and Parks Minister addresses Alberta Trappers Association

Forestry and Parks Minister addresses Alberta Trappers Association

Todd Loewen uses Rendezvous & Outdoorsmen Show dinner to talk about province’s plan for grizzlies
Two-week heat wave set to break Wednesday

Two-week heat wave set to break Wednesday

Sporadic showers will be welcomed by many after two weeks of 30-degree heat
Town overhauls business licence bylaw

Town overhauls business licence bylaw

Changes include streamlined content, mobile vendor regulations
AUPE members hold “time for action” rallies in Westlock, Barrhead

AUPE members hold “time for action” rallies in Westlock, Barrhead

Alberta public sector workers seek improved wages, benefits and job security
ADOPT A PET: Hello, I'm Shandy (and Dublin)!

ADOPT A PET: Hello, I'm Shandy (and Dublin)!

Town and Country Today, in partnership with Second Chance Animal Rescue Society, brings you this feature highlighting a special pet that is in need of adoption.
Tennis Ball Race for charity bounces across the country

Tennis Ball Race for charity bounces across the country

Athabasca Lions Canada Day fundraising event garnered support from as far as Ontario
JULY 22 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams

JULY 22 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
Commodity Storage Bins contribute to Westlock’s economic growth

Commodity Storage Bins contribute to Westlock’s economic growth

Rock Solid Concrete bins expected to be operational by late 2024
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