Lac La Biche News

For a number of months, the question has hung in the air: Would 2017 be the year without Pow Wow Days? Based on a recent announcement by Lac La Biche Pow Wow Days Association President Martin Desjarlais, it seems it won’ t be.

This year's Pow Wow Days Association membership meetings have often become heated but last night's was literally a fire hazard. Beginning at 7 p.m.

This year's Pow Wow Days Association membership meetings have often become heated but last night's was literally a fire hazard. Beginning at 7 p.m.

Lac La Biche singer David Paul gives a rendition of O' Canada in English, Cree, French and Lebanese during a Saturday night event at a Lac La Biche function.

In the true spirit of a multicultural northern Alberta community, David Paul, a Portage College employee, and former Lac La Biche POST editor brought a room of 200-plus people to near silence with a unique rendition of O'Canada to start a fundraising

Lac La Biche singer David Paul gives a rendition of O' Canada in English, Cree, French and Lebanese during a Saturday night event at a Lac La Biche function.

In the true spirit of a multicultural northern Alberta community, David Paul, a Portage College employee, and former Lac La Biche POST editor brought a room of 200-plus people to near silence with a unique rendition of O'Canada to start a fundraising

When Lac La Biche businessman Jeff Madill was a boy, his family was in the Lac La Biche area for trips and holidays. He loved the camping and fishing, and the rustic feel of the area that felt like he’ d found his own diamond in the rough.

When Lac La Biche businessman Jeff Madill was a boy, his family was in the Lac La Biche area for trips and holidays. He loved the camping and fishing, and the rustic feel of the area that felt like he’ d found his own diamond in the rough.

Task force holds meeting next week to discuss homeless in the community