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Through the Alberta Cow Moose Sign Project, APOS is working with eight Métis communities in northern Alberta, four of which are located in the northeastern region.

The sounds of laughter and horse hooves filled the air in Ardmore as families gathered for the Cowboy Town Adventure, hosted by the Cold Lake and District FCSS on Aug. 13.

Cyr expressed concerns about the quality of the paving job conducted in 2023 on Highway 29, specifically from St. Brides, and east toward Elk Point, excluding Town of St. Paul limits.

City of Cold Lake council has voted to extend the Multiunit Rental Housing Incentive Program, giving developers until March 26, 2026, to apply for financial grants aimed at building multiunit rental properties.

BONNYVILLE - Warren Cave, one of five directors of The Rolling Barrage PTSD Foundation, stated Bonnyville, Alberta was just one of their stops on their annual cross Canada motorcycle ride to combat PTSD. They started in St.

The Cabin Cup Invitational in St. Lina is a testament to community spirit and dedication to a worthy cause - the annual beach volleyball tournament raised $46,000 for the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation, this year.

During a special council meeting that took place on July 30, members of council made the decision to establish an expression of interest system for high level hockey leagues looking at expanding operations to the city.

Fans at the Imperial Oil Place Arena will notice a big change when the winter season gets underway - the view of the ice just got a whole lot clearer.

LAKELAND - As the start of a new school year approaches, Alberta is expected to return to the bargaining table with the Alberta Teacher’s Association (ATA) on Aug. 26.

There have been significant drops in moisture levels and declining crop and pasture conditions across the County of St. Paul.