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Ban downgraded to restriction following May Long-Weekend

RCMP say suspect in firearms complaint no longer in the area

Lac La Biche's Bold Center sports track hosts hundreds of Grade 5-9 student-athletes

Sirens filled the Lac La Biche downtown on Tuesday afternoon as peace officers, RCMP, ambulance and fire crews responded to a medical call in the back alley south of Main Street.

Returning Fort McMurray-Lac La Biche MLA Brian Jean commits to community prosperity alongside economic growth

County council also discussed putting together a draft policy to make it easier to process "small ticket" items and for consistency.

After a six-month investigation, police are charging a 47-year-old Cold Lake man alleged to have been driving the vehicle that struck a 15-years-old girl at the intersection of Highway 28 and 43rd Avenue on the evening of Oct. 31, 2022.

A Fort McMurray man on a Canada-wide warrant was apprehended on May 13 north of Lac La Biche after multiple RCMP units were deployed to a high-risk takedown.

‘Silence cannot be the marker of strength anymore. I want to break the stigma, and we can’t change what we don’t dare speak of,’ says Blaise Hunter, a certified reproductive health rights advocate and the founder of the Footprints initiative.

Alberta’s United Conservative Party emerged bloodied but still standing in Monday’s bitterly contested provincial election.