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Unpaid taxes by oil and gas companies remains a concern for rural municipalities

Unpaid taxes by oil and gas companies remains a concern for rural municipalities

In recent years, the issue of oil and gas companies owing money to Alberta municipalities has become a significant concern, with millions of dollars in unpaid taxes accumulating.  
Changes to MELT concern some local trucking companies

Changes to MELT concern some local trucking companies

The government of Alberta recently announced changes to Mandatory Entry Level Training (MELT) regarding licensing requirements for Class 1 drivers, but the costs associated with training are a concern for some.
St. Paul RCMP Operations NCO moving up the ranks

St. Paul RCMP Operations NCO moving up the ranks

A new RCMP detachment commander in St. Paul is expected to be coming in the next few months. And Sgt. Bobby Burgess, previously the Operations NCO for St. Paul Detachment, has officially accepted a position as a District Advisory NCO (DANCO).
Ice breakers

Ice breakers

Cork Hall continues to thrive 75 years later

Cork Hall continues to thrive 75 years later

Located along Highway 36, about 20 km northwest of St. Paul, Cork Hall was incorporated on Nov. 30, 1948, and celebrated its 75th anniversary in 2023. 
Spring Trade Show and Spring Sale takes place over weekend at Bold Center

Spring Trade Show and Spring Sale takes place over weekend at Bold Center

Lac La Biche Chamber boss has concerns on next downtown dig

Lac La Biche Chamber boss has concerns on next downtown dig

Downtown streets to be blocked off as April 23 begins next construction phase
Glendon couple stays active in the community

Glendon couple stays active in the community

Ed and Thelma Watrich have volunteered with various community organizations over the past few decades, including the Glendon Catering Club, The Glendon Ag Society, and the seniors club.
Smoky Lake RCMP nab four suspects cruising rural properties

Smoky Lake RCMP nab four suspects cruising rural properties

Multiple complaints received
Junior high badminton tournament serves up experience in St. Paul

Junior high badminton tournament serves up experience in St. Paul

A junior high badminton tournament for student-athletes in Grades 6 to 9 took place in St. Paul on April 13.
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