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Barrhead FCSS taking its show on the road

Barrhead FCSS taking its show on the road

Woodlands County signs new contract with Barrhead FCSS allowing them to expand services to Fort Assiniboine/Goose Lake region
Brian Jean, Premier and other ministers fight federal emissions cap

Brian Jean, Premier and other ministers fight federal emissions cap

“The emissions cap will drive away investment and hobble Alberta’s economy – this seems to be Ottawa’s plan,” says Brian Jean, provincial minister of Energy and Minerals.
Westlock passes annual fees and rates bylaw

Westlock passes annual fees and rates bylaw

New fees and rates take effect January 1, 2024
Alberta municipalities say new funding framework doesn't meet needs

Alberta municipalities say new funding framework doesn't meet needs

Leaders of local governments worry that the changes in Provincial infrastructure funding fail to capture the burden of costs in rural areas and will actually reduce funding for some communities.
Fort Assiniboine students wow in Chrismas Carol

Fort Assiniboine students wow in Chrismas Carol

R.F. Staples teams earn silver, bronze at home tournament

R.F. Staples teams earn silver, bronze at home tournament

Thunderbirds Invitational basketball tournament held Dec. 15-16
Inpatient admissions temporarily paused at Swan Hills Healthcare Centre

Inpatient admissions temporarily paused at Swan Hills Healthcare Centre

Hours of service for emergency department also changing over holidays
Temporary emergency department closures for Boyle, Smoky Lake and Lac La Biche

Temporary emergency department closures for Boyle, Smoky Lake and Lac La Biche

All three centres lacking physician coverage for periods over the holidays
Wabash staff present Christmas gift to Westlock Library — a $1,000 donation

Wabash staff present Christmas gift to Westlock Library — a $1,000 donation

Cash will be put towards purchase of 3D printer
Alberta has new rules on when you need to call the police after a car crash

Alberta has new rules on when you need to call the police after a car crash

The threshold for reporting accidents to the police has been raised to $5,000 from $2,000
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