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A tip of the hat to the Jays

Having been a longtime hockey and soccer fan, I've spent most of my life looking at other sports with casual indifference. Growing up in Toronto, I would attend NBA games with friends and extended family.
Mayor's letter reignites debate around I.D. 349 fund distribution

Mayor's letter reignites debate around I.D. 349 fund distribution

The Cold Lake Air Weapons Range is once again at the centre of a disagreement between local municipalities.
Policing costs, urban-rural cooperation focuses at AUMA

Policing costs, urban-rural cooperation focuses at AUMA

It was a successful meeting at the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) conference for the City of Cold Lake.

Minimum wage increases has local buisnesses concerned

Minimum wage jumped a full dollar last Thursday much to the despair of local business owners. Alberta's general minimum wage increased from $10.20 to $11.20 on Oct. 1, while the liquor server wage jumped $1.50 increasing from $9.20 to $10.70.
Locals concerned as minimum wage jumps to $11.20

Locals concerned as minimum wage jumps to $11.20

Minimum wage increased a full dollar last Thursday, much to the despair of local business owners. Alberta's general minimum wage increased from $10.20 to $11.20 on Oct. 1, while the liquor server minimum wage jumped $1.50, increasing from $9.
Council seeking funds for much needed hospital expansion

Council seeking funds for much needed hospital expansion

The quest to fund an expansion at the Bonnyville Covenant Health Centre was one of the many topics brought to the forefront by Town of Bonnyville officials at the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) conference last month in Calgary.

Blue Jays craze is taking over

The Toronto Blue Jays bandwagon has been overflowing for months now and it appears many people in the Lakeland are getting on board.
Exploring the Lakeland underwater

Exploring the Lakeland underwater

Kevin Graham Rugg has a perspective of the Lakeland most us will never have. An underwater perspective, that is. Originally from St.
Kehewin Cree First Nation protests growing meth abuse

Kehewin Cree First Nation protests growing meth abuse

Over 100 Kehewin Cree First Nation members took part in a walk to raise awareness about growing methamphetamine abuse in the community.
RCMP hault Jorgenson's fraudulent rampage

RCMP hault Jorgenson's fraudulent rampage

Ashley Nicole Jorgenson, 32, appeared in Bonnyville court last week to face five fraud related charges for crimes committed throughout Alberta.
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