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Residents reminded to check mail regularly as mailbox thefts reported

Residents reminded to check mail regularly as mailbox thefts reported

Residents within the Town of St. Paul continue to be victims of mailbox thefts.
High demand, low supply setting record high electricity prices: economist

High demand, low supply setting record high electricity prices: economist

“It's not just sort of expensive, these are record prices,” said Blake Shaffer, electricity market economist at the University of Alberta.
Lakeland trucking companies face challenges brought on by retiring workforce

Lakeland trucking companies face challenges brought on by retiring workforce

Retiring workforce, equipment shortages and certification requirements among challenges experienced by Lakeland trucking industry  
Vancouver-based filmmaker connects with Hylo roots through new short film

Vancouver-based filmmaker connects with Hylo roots through new short film

A deep love for motorcycles over the years became a gateway for Lori Lozinski to process the grief of losing her parents.
ATA president shares concerns as province develops a unified code of professional conduct for teachers

ATA president shares concerns as province develops a unified code of professional conduct for teachers

The provincial government is seeking the public’s input via a survey to help develop a unified code of professional conduct for teachers and teacher leaders in the province. Jason Schilling, President, Alberta Teachers Association, said there are some concerns including on “how the consultation will be done.” 
Sunrise Ceremony, and Indigenous Way of Knowing just some of Portage College's reconciliation efforts

Sunrise Ceremony, and Indigenous Way of Knowing just some of Portage College's reconciliation efforts

A Sunrise Ceremony is scheduled to take place in St. Paul on Sept. 30 on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Portage College is hosting the event, along with other events in the region. The college is also launching its Indigenous Ways of Knowing website.
Traditional Teachings to take place once a month

Traditional Teachings to take place once a month

The Lakeland Family Resource Network (LFRN), in partnership with Jan Tailfeathers, is bringing Traditional Teachings to the community, with the program set to start this week and to occur on a monthly basis.
Orange Shirt Day events set for Sept. 29 and 30 in Bonnyville

Orange Shirt Day events set for Sept. 29 and 30 in Bonnyville

A drive through process is scheduled for Thursday evening in Bonnyville, while a full day of events is set for Sept. 30 in acknowledgement of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation & Orange Shirt Day.
Orange Shirt Day at NLPS schools Thursday

Orange Shirt Day at NLPS schools Thursday

No School Friday means NLPS schools offer recognition day prior to official events
Man wanted by Saskatchewan police arrested on Cold Lake First Nation

Man wanted by Saskatchewan police arrested on Cold Lake First Nation

Saskatchewan RCMP have tracked down a wanted man in the Lakeland region.
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