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Feb 14 ——-A great week to LOVE your newspaper

Feb 14 ——-A great week to LOVE your newspaper

Coach's Corner

Coach's Corner

PORTAGE VOYAGEURS VERSUS MacEWAN GRIFFINS Friday, February 10th Portage College Voyageurs (3) MacEwan Griffins (1) The second last weekend of the 2011-12 ACAC hockey season had the 6th place Voyageurs playing a home and home series with the 7th place
Teen uses training to help at serious accident scene

Teen uses training to help at serious accident scene

A local teen used his emergency-medical training to help a well-known Lac La Biche trucker who was badly hurt in a serious accident. Evan Morin, 17, was riding his ATV to a friend’s house west of the Hamlet of Lac La Biche on the evening of Jan.
LLB population shrinking

LLB population shrinking

The 2011 federal census shows that while the province’s population has increased since 2006, Lac La Biche County’s has dwindled. The 2011 census results released by Statistics Canada on Feb.
Access to Success shutting down

Access to Success shutting down

Just a couple of weeks after graduating a group of youth, the Access to Success program is closing due to a lack of funding.
Marriage advice from 189 years of experience

Marriage advice from 189 years of experience

Valentine’s Day is an annual way to show your love and appreciation for your better half.
Beaver Lake Cree challenge government in massive court case

Beaver Lake Cree challenge government in massive court case

The Beaver Lake Cree Nation moved one step closer to having their civil lawsuit against the governments of Alberta and Canada heard in court – a case their lawyer said could set an “enormous” precedent.
Shaving their heads for support

Shaving their heads for support

It’s never easy thing to find out someone you love has a serious illness. It’s even harder if the disease has come back a second time.
Report says 'dirty' dog pound needs to be put out of misery

Report says 'dirty' dog pound needs to be put out of misery

If the local pound were a pet, it would have to be put down.
Planning for new high school project is back on track

Planning for new high school project is back on track

Latest talks between provincial officials and the school board about the proposed Bold Center high school put the project back on track, says the superintendent of the Northern Lights School Division.
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