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Pembina pipeline project scheduled to start in June

    The Town of Whitecourt is pleased with Pembina Pipeline Corporation’s recent announcement that it has received approval from the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) to proceed with construction of…

Looking to improve your health? Then this seminar is for you

  By Nerissa McNaughton   Many people suffering from health conditions such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and diabetes are looking for ways to improve their health. Could adopting…

Legion turns 89!

Legion turns 89!

The 89th Anniversary of the Whitecourt Royal Canadian Legion Branch 44 was celebrated on Saturday.  During the festivities, the Canadian Fallen Heroes Foundation officially unveiled portraits of Woodlands County veterans who…

P.A.R.T.Y. Program

P.A.R.T.Y. Program

Things were very intense for students on Wednesday morning as they witnessed a crash extraction demonstration as part of the P.A.R.T.Y Program (Prevent Alcohol and Risk Related Trauma in Youth).…

Ronald’s Readers are working their way through Whitecourt schools

Ronald’s Readers are working their way through Whitecourt schools

By Laura Bohnert   On April 14, students from Whitecourt Central School and Percy Baxter Middle School began participating in the Ronald’s Readers program in an effort to boost literacy…

Water rates on the rise in Fox Creek

  By Laura Bohnert   Recent notification that water rates are increasing in Fox Creek has small business owners more than a little anxious.   Pat Labrash, owner of Integra…

Upcoming senior trips

  By Rechell McDonald Spring is in the air and what better way to celebrate nice weather on the horizon than with a road trip? Mayerthorpe seniors have two fun…

Looking for something to do in Whitecourt this summer?

  By Laura Bohnert   The summer is just around the corner. Within no time, the kids will be out of school, and you will be looking for family-friendly activities…

Can Americans actually flee to Canada if Trump is elected?

  By Laura Bohnert   Ever since Trump started pulling ahead in the polls, a not-so-insincere joke has been circulating in which American citizens comment that, in the event Trump…

Quilt show

Quilt show

The 5th Whitecourt Pins & Needles Quilt Guild Show took place on Saturday at Central School. Held every two years, the show featured 140 quilted items by 25 local creators.…

Eastlink Park closed for season

Eastlink Park closed for season

  Its official, spring has sprung and Eastlink Park is closing its doors to snowboarders, skiers, and tubers. Eastlink Park staff and Whitecourt Woodlands Winter Recreation Park Society members would…

The Year of the Monkey

The Year of the Monkey

The Year of the Monkey officially kicked off this month and the Whitecourt Public Library welcomed it with a fun night last Thursday. 18 kids, both teens and tweens, had…

Curling bonspiel

Curling bonspiel

The Whitecourt Women’s League Bonspiel was held over the weekend with 13 teams from Whitecourt, Peers and Edson taking part. Over 50 curlers took to the ice from all skill…

Volunteer Casey Hadley

Volunteer Casey Hadley

by Susan Hofforth Casey Hadley is enjoying his life in Whitecourt, coaching soccer and giving back to the community. He has lived here for four years now, coming to town…

Political Editorial: Uber wins—what does this mean for Edmonton cab companies?

By Laura Bohnert After the results of an Edmonton city council vote made back in January, Uber will be hitting the streets of Edmonton—legally—beginning on March 1, 2016. The council…