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Lac La Biche – For decades, a community parade held in Lac La Biche has served as the start of the Lac La Biche Pow Wow Days weekend.

Since the start of summer, there have been many projects taking place in the Lac La Biche area, including work on the final phase of the Main Street Revitalization project, the McArthur Park redevelopment, as well as water and sewer replacements on Churchill Drive.

The name of the event, which has been running in the area since the 1960s, was recently reverted back to its original name after being rebranded as Summer Days a few years ago.

The mural was painted by Lac La Biche County residents Miya Lamoureux and Soléne Callioux.

The bell, which was cast in France in 1932, was part of the St. Anne's Chapel in the Rife District for many years.

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The pow wow, which draws hundreds of dancers and spectators each year, is set to take place on the pow wow grounds in Beaver Lake Cree Nation from Aug. 1-3.

Town of Bonnyville staff are working with provincial officials to assess the situation and, if necessary, remove birds to protect the public and the environment.

Palamaruk has served as the head professional/general manager of the club since 2006.