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iGaming and ads led to more problem gambling in Ontario. Should Alberta expect the same?

iGaming and ads led to more problem gambling in Ontario. Should Alberta expect the same?

There is a clear association between the expansion of online gambling, gambling advertising, and the number of people seeking help for problem gambling in Ontario, according to a new study.
Skarsen sworn in as deputy reeve of MD of Bonnyville

Skarsen sworn in as deputy reeve of MD of Bonnyville

BONNYVILLE – The MD of Bonnyville appointed Coun. Darcy Skarsen as the new deputy reeve, and he took his oath at the Nov. 12 council meeting.
RCMP say Fort McMurray man with history of harassment convictions has been arrested

RCMP say Fort McMurray man with history of harassment convictions has been arrested

Wood Buffalo RCMP reported late Saturday afternoon that 40 year old Faton Miftari had been located and arrested without incident.
All Servus, connectFirst Credit Union transactions delayed Friday now processed

All Servus, connectFirst Credit Union transactions delayed Friday now processed

Vendor issue stopped direct payments and deposits on Nov. 15 at credit unions across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba
Town of St. Paul discusses capital projects for 2025

Town of St. Paul discusses capital projects for 2025

The Town of St. Paul is projecting a $571,370 deficit, according to the draft 2025 Capital and Operating Budget, and that could mean some projects are put on the back burner – including a multi-season outdoor recreation facility. 
Free Lakeland This Week online paper during Canada Post strike

Free Lakeland This Week online paper during Canada Post strike

Free online newspaper access
Lac La Biche Museum showcases local Métis clothing during Métis Week

Lac La Biche Museum showcases local Métis clothing during Métis Week

The exhibit-which started on Sept. 5 and runs until Jan. 7, 2025, showcases examples of contemporary and vintage Métis clothing, including embroidery and beadwork.
St. Paul seniors housing project receives $8 million conditional approval from CMHC

St. Paul seniors housing project receives $8 million conditional approval from CMHC

The MD of St. Paul Foundation’s Lodge Project has gained momentum as the Foundation received an $8 million conditional approval from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC). 
City of Cold Lake approves grant funding for secondary suite development

City of Cold Lake approves grant funding for secondary suite development

City of Cold Lake council has approved another $5,000 funding application for the development of a new basement suite in the city.
Small modular reactor proposed to MD of Bonnyville

Small modular reactor proposed to MD of Bonnyville

BONNYVILLE – Nucleon Energy Ltd. founders Will Bridge and Dustin Wilkes pitched the development of a small modular reactor (SMR) site in the MD of Bonnyville during the Nov. 12 council meeting, eliciting some positive reactions from council.
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