Westlock News

Pembina Hills Public Schools’ trustees will consult the public in April on potentially extending Pembina North Community School’s (PNCS) attendance area to claim 29 students attending Westlock Elementary School and Eleanor Hall School.

Interim Alberta Progressive Conservative leader Ric McIver says the party is on the road to recovery following their devastating loss to the NDPs in last spring’s provincial election.

Three Thorhild County councillors turfed by the Municipal Affairs minister have been granted a 60-day reprieve by a Court of Queen’s Bench judge.

The Westlock Rotary Spirit Centre was a hive of activity for the inaugural Rainbow for the Future’s Sports for Ethiopia event. Starting with the puck drop at 5 p.m. on Friday, March 18, and up until the final buzzer at 5 p.m.

Three Thorhild County councillors were turfed last week after refusing to follow provincially-mandated directives, says Municipal Affairs minister Danielle Larivee.

Mayors past and present, town councillors, members of the 100th anniversary committee and residents of Westlock were on hand at the Legion March 11 to ring in the town’s official 100th birthday.

A man faces a $1,000 fine for his involvement in a 2015 head-on crash that claimed the lives of two local seniors.

A proposed merger between the Westlock Foundation and Sturgeon Foundation could create a new, larger supportive housing organization with the ability to fund over 350 new units in both areas, according to the organizations’ executive director.

A Westlock County teen is dead following a two-vehicle crash on Highway 44 near Busby. On Monday, Feb. 29, at approximately 9 a.m.

Peace River-Westlock MP Arnold Viersen says a report released by a joint inter-party committee on physician-assisted dying (PAD) may lead to unnecessary loss of life.