Lac La Biche News

Last month, the Lac La Biche Canadian Friendship Centre closed down their youth program due to a gap in funding from the federal government.

Two members of Beaver Lake Cree Nation recently travelled to the United Kingdom to talk about the impacts of oilsands developments on their lives and community. Crystal Lameman, 29, and Chance McPherson, 18, were in the U.K. Nov.

There’s almost something uneasy about Jenna Latham’s art — it captures beauty in something that seems so inherently disastrous.

The Alberta Winter Games are not for another few months but the Lakeland Archers archery club is getting a head start on the team to represent the Northeastern Zone at the provincial games. The club hosted zone a tryout on Sunday, Dec. 4.

The good people of Lac La Biche County can count on being more flexible, relaxed, and healthy thanks to classes resuming at Thrive! Naturally.

Future École Plamondon School graduates will be scientists, tradespeople, and botanists – thanks to a $3.3-million upgrade to the school’s facilities. Students, faculty, and visitors packed the school’s gymnasium Nov.

A local foster care supervisor and foster parent facing child pornography charges was released from custody on a no cash bail with conditions on Monday.

As part of their annual fundraising event, the Lac La Biche Fire Department hosted a special guest on Satur­day as Santa made his way through town to spend time with waiting children.

Lac La Biche... Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team's Internet Child Exploitation unit (ICE) has charged a Lac La Biche man with child pornography offences.

With the holiday season fast approaching, many start thinking more about the “Christmas Spirit” and giving back to their community.