Local News

Jeremy Collins and a 2006 Hyundai Santa Fe were last seen near the Kikion Métis Settlement on April 11.

Farmers in the Lakeland region involved with the Northeast Growing Project grow crops which are sold, then the money is donated to the Canadian Food Grains Bank.

The changes proposed in Alberta's Bill 20 have already created an atmosphere of silence and fear among municipal leaders, and will "fundamentally redraw the blueprint of our local democracy" if implemented, says Alberta Municipalities President Tyler Gandam.

The Elk Point Lions Club’s Walk for Sight has been a longstanding tradition in the community.

Glendon School held its annual Leadership Cake and Dish Auction on April 25 with an interesting beach theme.

City of Cold Lake council received a request from Special Olympics Lakeland Chair Audrey McFarlane asking for $2,000 from the City to help fund an upcoming event - the Northern Alberta Qualifier for bocce. 

Temporary disruptions are expected at the George McDougall - Smoky Lake Healthcare Centre Emergency Department from April 30 to May 10.

Burgers for doctors, nurses, ambulance crews and all healthcare support