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Under a hot summer sun, Cold Lake First Nations kicked off its annual Treaty Days celebration on July 11 with powerful reflections, cultural pride, and emotional calls for unity, remembrance, and action.

The LICA team has come up with a creative way to engage with the community all summer - a scavenger hunt.

The seniors event, which took place at Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park on July 8, was put on through the Lac La Biche County FCSS Coffee and Connections program.

City of Cold Lake council approved a budget amendment to secure funding for a new rescue truck for the City’s fire services during the July 8 regular meeting.

COLD LAKE – An extra $70,000 is being added to the Thomas Varughese Field Drainage Improvement project to help fix ongoing drainage issues that have delayed spring openings and increased maintenance.

The City of Cold Lake approved two community grant applications under the Community Recreation, Art, Culture and Heritage Investment Grant Policy, known as the CRACH program.

During the camp, which took place at the Craigend Community Hall, learned about the different types of animals that live in the Lakeland Region and also went outside to identify insects and other creatures.

The event was held at McArthur Place on July 8.

A $200,000 provincial grant will help the County of St. Paul and its regional partners study and promote opportunities to grow the agriculture industry across the St. Paul region.

The newly renamed Laverne Wilson Public Library in Elk Point has something else new besides its name – a handsome new covered deck on its west side was completed just in time for the 2025 Summer Reading Program.