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Both sides in Metis governance case see judge's response as good news for future plans

Both sides in Metis governance case see judge's response as good news for future plans

Ron Quintal, the President of the Fort McKay Metis Community Association, isn’t upset about their lawsuit that was recently dismissed by the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench.
Edible high- Cannabis-infused treats hit the shelves of local dispensaries

Edible high- Cannabis-infused treats hit the shelves of local dispensaries

After their delay in shipment, edible cannabis products have just hit the shelves of many dispensaries in Alberta, finally allowing consumers to try out the new products.
Humble but optimistic beginnings for seniors connection group

Humble but optimistic beginnings for seniors connection group

Humble beginnings for Coffee & Connection - key word beginnings. On January 23, three seniors met at the McArthur Place Tea Room for an hour.
The first Robbie Burns dinner, but not the last

The first Robbie Burns dinner, but not the last

On Saturday, January 18, fellow Robbie Burns fans and Scotsman alike joined together at the Royal Canadian Legion to celebrate the life in times of Robbie Burns. There was entertainment, speakers, haggis, and a lot of Scotch.
A boxing story: Lac La Biche club swings in on 35 years

A boxing story: Lac La Biche club swings in on 35 years

The Lac La Biche boxing club has played a positive role in the community for the past 35 years thanks to Coach Ken Scullion.
Voyageurs keep coming back

Voyageurs keep coming back

This weekend the Portage Voyageurs took on the Briercrest College Clippers twice in back to back games on Friday and Saturday at the Bold Center.
Pathfinders find donations for the hungry at 30 Hour Famine

Pathfinders find donations for the hungry at 30 Hour Famine

Local Pathfinders spent 30 hours without food last Friday to bring awareness and funds to the less fortunate.
New (old) blood at Ice Races

New (old) blood at Ice Races

When Ken Staples, the soon-to-be outgoing organizer of the long-running Lac La Biche Winter Festival of Speed sent out a request for 'new blood' to be injected into the popular weekend winter racing event, he was hoping for new ideas and new people.
Armed and Dangerous: Lac La Biche police seek wanted man

Armed and Dangerous: Lac La Biche police seek wanted man

Lac La Biche RCMP seek location of wanted man : Juston Boucher
Students Taste Test Vegetable of the Month

Students Taste Test Vegetable of the Month

Students at Aurora Middle School gathered in their greenhouse on January 8, to collect bundles of a certain leafy vegetable. The vegetable selected for this month is kale, and they are picking it for all the students to try.
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