Westlock News

David Truckey, the Pembina Hills School Division board chair expressed concerns on funding and classroom sizes for the upcoming 2025/26 school year at the most recent R.F. Staples School Council meeting on May 27.

Leah David and Stacey Gislason of the Alberta Emergency Management Association (AEMA) makes a presentation on emergency preparedness at an FCSS community dinner at Westlock Memorial Hall.

The Westlock town council and committee debated a recent draft for the responsible pet ownership bylaw at their most recent meeting on May 20.

The Alberta Prosperity Project made stops in Jarvie and Boyle to spell out their plans for the future of Alberta if a referendum on separation passes.

Residents along Pembina River are able to return home as the fire west of Fawcett has been labelled on hold.

National “Pride” Flag Walk-Out Day went ahead for the third year running as a response by anti-2SLGBTQ+ activists to Canadian pride month celebrations in schools.

The Canadian Tractor Museum in Westlock is open for the season.

Arnold Viersen says there were positives in the speech but that is just talk, what is important is execution

As part of their rehabilitation program, the water and sewer lines are being upgraded leaving the intersection of 107A and 103A ave closed from June 5 to June 7.

Just north of the Long Island Lake Campground, 40 km north of Westlock and 4 km down Township Road 634A, sits the Long Island Light Horse Association.