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Government approves Lower Athabasca Regional Plan

The controversial Lower Athabasca Regional Plan (LARP) was approved late last month and came into effect on Sept. 1.
Medal celebrates outstanding citizens

Medal celebrates outstanding citizens

Ten outstanding citizens received the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee medal at an event in St.

Blue-green algae advisory still in effect

The term blue-green algae has become a familiar one this summer, with lakes across the province testing positive for the toxin, including nearby Vincent Lake and more recently, Stoney Lake and Kehewin Lake as well.

PCs must keep promises on transparency

Premier Alison Redford repeatedly promised accountability and transparency during her bid for the leadership of the Progressive Conservative party and during the last provincial election.

Wildrose MLA challenges secrecy on prohibited donations

Elections Alberta has fined several groups that made illegal donations to political parties, including the County and Town of St.
Spray park location still up in the air

Spray park location still up in the air

Debate over the location for a future Town of St. Paul spray park came hard and fast at a meeting last Thursday night, as a smattering of town residents came to voice their opinions on where the park should go.
Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink

Water, water everywhere, but not a drop to drink

Residents from the hamlet of Lottie Lake gathered at Cork Hall last Thursday to voice strong opposition to the possibility of the County of St. Paul enforcing a Local Improvement Tax to upgrade the local water distribution system.

Bertha armyworms invading canola

Greatwest Article Template Double Click to Edit Details Write the text of the Article Below this Box Reports of bertha army worms feasting on canola have cropped up in northeast Alberta, according to the Lakeland Agriculture Research Association (LAR
Crowds pack in for Boomtown Days

Crowds pack in for Boomtown Days

Greatwest Article Template Double Click to Edit Details Write the text of the Article Below this Box The streets of Vilna were alive with people on Saturday morning, as hundreds of residents from around the area claimed spots to watch the annual Boom

Council's feathers ruffled by requests from MP

Greatwest Article Template Double Click to Edit Details Write the text of the Article Below this Box Town of St. Paul mayor and council expressed some doubts at their Aug.
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