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Boyle RCMP Hand Out Cop Cards for Kids

Boyle RCMP Hand Out Cop Cards for Kids

Boyle RCMP challenge kids to collect police cards for a chance to win a prize
Highway 63 Blocked After Serious Injury Collision

Highway 63 Blocked After Serious Injury Collision

Boyle RCMP give information on Hwy. 63 crash
Carjacker Suspect Arrested on Highway 63

Carjacker Suspect Arrested on Highway 63

On May 31, 2014 Boyle RCMP received a complaint of a carjacking from a work camp along Highway 63 near Wandering River, Alberta.
Hylo named after card game

Hylo named after card game

It was a gamble giving the hamlet the name Hylo, but one that has paid off for 100 years. Hylo is named after a card game that people working on the railroad used to play, explained centennial planning committee member Lori Zalewsky.

Omer Moghrabi is the first candidate to officially declare his intentions to run in the upcoming Lac La Biche County Mayoral Election.
County's protective services manager resigns

County's protective services manager resigns

Lac La Biche County's manager of protective services Albert Bahri has resigned and accepted a higher position in another municipality. "The last year and a half that I've been here has been very productive," Bahri said.

Active Kids Society crosses the halfway line in $450,000 playground fundraising campaign

Active Kids Society crosses the halfway line in $450,000 playground fundraising campaign

The Active Kids Society raised over $30,000 at two NHL playoff viewing parties this week, putting their fundraising total at around $250,000, about $200,000 away from their $453,000 goal.
Federal by-election candidates sound off on Temporary Foreign Workers program

Federal by-election candidates sound off on Temporary Foreign Workers program

The challenges of the federal Temporary Foreign Workers program are a hot topic among local business people, so at a time when the area prepares to pick a new Member of Parliament, it has been on the minds of those running to replace former Conservative MP Brian Jean in the Fort McMurray-Athabasca riding.
Parents petition school board for percentages on report cards

Parents petition school board for percentages on report cards

At the NLSD's meeting in Bonnyville May 22, a group of parents from the Bonnyville and Cold Lake areas presented a petition of 251 names asking the division to put percentages back on report cards at the middle school level.
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