Pin the poppy on the mayor kicks off 2019 campaign
Millet Mayor Tony Wadsworth receives the first poppy of 2019 from Millet Legion President Garry Smith. The presentation kicked off the Remembrance Day campaign. Submitted
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Pin the poppy on the mayor kicks off 2019 campaign
Province reported 356 additional COVID-19 cases Friday
Two Wetaskiwin residents have been charged with possession and trafficking of Methamphetamine.
Annual spending on debt interest is closing in on $3 billion
Emily Keeping was last seen on Feb. 25, 2021 at the FasGas on 49 St and 50 Ave in Wetaskiwin.
Provincial government rolling out new benefit this April to better help small businesses.
By 9:20 a.m. Wednesday, 4,500 seniors had booked their appointments
Avalanche Canada is urging backcountry users to always check their regional avalanche forecasts
The court says it will reconvene with lawyers on March 5 for a case management plan by teleconference
The country joins more than a dozen others in giving the shot the green light
Winning business proposal will get a storefront space rent-free for a year
‘“We will vote to keep the government going’
Mike Ammeter is a local farmer located near the Town of Sylvan Lake
Police say the suspect and the women know each other
Mayor of Sylvan Lake Sean McIntyre supports anti-bullying cause
