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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is warning that softening oil prices means provincial funding won't keep pace with population growth in next week's budget.

On April 16 and 17, a two-day trades fair is set to take place in the Lakeland region, organized by Lakeland Catholic School Division (LCSD) and Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS).

Lac La Biche FC coaching director hopes Lakeland Cup weekend will draw more attention to indoor sport

On Feb. 14, 4 Wing Military Family Resource Centre Society (MFRCS) held their first Valentine Day Salsa Date Night.

The Winnipeg-based duo will be taking at the stage on Sunday, March 5, as part of the events for the annual Cabane a Sucre festival in Plamondon.

After two hours of speakers, most speaking against the proposed bylaw that would see a property located at 5130-45 Avenue rezoned from residential to Institutional, Town of St. Paul council defeated second reading of the bylaw, halting the rezoning.  

Described as the "affected person" in a recent ASIRT report, a local woman spoke with Lakeland This Week, expressing her frustration with the investigation and decision.

Wildfire season, which usually starts on March 1 every year, opened on February 20 as the province announced a funding request for more wildland firefighters going to Budget 2024.

Volunteers and donations being accepted for March 9 Elks on Ice event

The relative abundance of all native bees in Alberta isn't falling at the same pace.