Lac La Biche News

Residents of Lac La Biche can put in their two cents on the Bold Center High School in public consultations that will take place throughout the region this month.

The proposal for the Hylo regional landfill is starting to look more like a ping-pong match than a project application. First, the Lac La Biche County files an application for a landfill at Hylo on May 12, 2010.

In a meeting last Tuesday, county council expressed an interest in following Fort McMurray’s ban on single-use plastic bags, which are commonly used in grocery stores.

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For the last 25 years, the strong brick walls of the Place Bouvier seniors’ apartment building have not only stood as a testament to the independence of the people who have called it home, but also as a memorial to the building’s namesake, a man who

A popular local weekly summer camp will see a hefty price increase from $10 per child per week to $75. In previous summers, the eight-week Fun in the Sun program for kids aged six to 12 was $80 per child for the entire summer.

After countless hours of hard work and mountains of bottles to sort, Jonathan Schaub from Plamondon will be going to the 22nd World Scout Jamboree in Sweden with 38,000 other scouts from around the world.

There were more than 130 pages of background and recommendations in the Russell Farmer and Associates review of Lac La Biche County operations.

Eighth graders from Dr. Swift Middle School took their classroom out into the wilderness last Wednesday in the last trip of a fully-funded Real 8 program.

Local students Nicole Funk and Kelly Anderson joined more than 15 other students to speak their minds on what the 35 new schools– including the Bold Center high school – being built across the province by the government should look like.