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To put the rodeo event on for the first time in Cold Lake, roughly $100,000 will be needed. 

Earth Day, an annual global movement that began in 1970 in the United States, celebrates Earth and raises awareness about environmental protection.

The top athletes from the St. Paul Athletics Association (SPAA) badminton championships held at Glen Avon School and St. Paul Regional High School on April 16 are moving on to compete at the Northeast Alberta Schools' Athletic Association zone tournament.

LAKELAND – The government of Alberta’s Water Supply Outlook for April shows normal to below normal soil moisture levels in the Lakeland area, and Environment and Climate Change Canada states that “The April-May-June forecast probabi

St. Paul RCMP are on scene at a serious motor vehicle collision near Ashmont on April 23.

With the previous year’s finances taken care of, it was on to 2025, and decisions regarding the Town of Elk Point's 2025 mill rate.

COLD LAKE - Tempers flared at Cold Lake City Hall on the morning of April 15 as concerned residents met with Mayor Craig Copeland and city staff to express concerns over the policies and practices of the city's Animal Control Centre (ACC), after allegations surfaced that an animal had been euthanized unnecessarily, despite assurances it would not be.

Frog Lake First Nations acting CAO and Chief Operating Officer William Quinney joined Elk Point Mayor Parrish Tung and town council on line at last week’s regular council meeting.

The Mallaig-based Acres of Hope Growing Project completed its 14th growing season in 2024 and raised $30,000 for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank (CFB).