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Northern Lights Public Schools to restructure mental health support model

Northern Lights Public Schools to restructure mental health support model

Northern Lights Public Schools is restructuring its support system, sparking debate over the potential impact on students' well-being, especially in rural areas.
Celebration highlights culture and history at Métis Crossing

Celebration highlights culture and history at Métis Crossing

Métis Crossing, a cultural center near Smoky Lake, came alive on June 21st with festivities celebrating National Indigenous People's Day, highlighting Métis traditions and historical significance.
Lac La Biche soccer teams wrap up season

Lac La Biche soccer teams wrap up season

Young soccer players and their families gathered at the Bold Centre to celebrate the culmination of a successful 2025 season
Report shows decline in pipeline incidents across Alberta

Report shows decline in pipeline incidents across Alberta

The data was contained within the Alberta Energy Regulator's (AER) 2024 Pipeline Performance Report.
Canada Day events planned for Lac La Biche area

Canada Day events planned for Lac La Biche area

There will be a full day of fun at the Lac La Biche Mission along with a free barbeque at Beaver Hill Shell.
National Indigenous People's Day celebrated in Lac La Biche

National Indigenous People's Day celebrated in Lac La Biche

The event took place in Lac La Biche's McArthur Park on June 20.
Council fills three of seven committee vacancies

Council fills three of seven committee vacancies

LAC LA BICHE – Three councillors picked up an additional committee each in the wake of a motion to rescind Coun. Darlene Beniuk’s appointments for Lac La Biche County Council.
Lac La Biche transitional housing facility struggling to find affordable housing for clients

Lac La Biche transitional housing facility struggling to find affordable housing for clients

Lauren Odland, executive director of the Lakeland Out of the Elements Shelter Society (LOESS), said while many clients are ready to enter housing, there is nowhere for them to go.
Lac La Biche groups connect at Community Awareness Registration Event

Lac La Biche groups connect at Community Awareness Registration Event

The annual CARE (Community Awareness and Registration Event) took place at Lac La Biche's Bold Centre on June 18.
Portage College research project will study barriers to learning for northern Alberta Indigenous communities

Portage College research project will study barriers to learning for northern Alberta Indigenous communities

Portage has received $248,000 in funding for the project, titled ‘Unlocking Potential: Researching Foundational Learning Pathways for Indigenous and Northern Workforce Integration’, which will involve working with the communities of Saddle Lake Cree Nation and Frog Lake First Nations.
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