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Portage hockey team gets early season break, next game Oct. 27

Portage hockey team gets early season break, next game Oct. 27

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Lac La Biche keeps Cree language alive through teaching

Lac La Biche keeps Cree language alive through teaching

A Northern Alberta man is keeping his Indigenous heritage alive by teaching the Cree language to others.
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Lac La Biche group takes aim at creating longest arrow in the world

Lac La Biche group takes aim at creating longest arrow in the world

Rene Schaub, president of the Lakeland Archers, driving force behind project to build 80-foot arrow which will soon be on display outside of archery club in Lac La Biche.
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Lac La Biche firefighters head north to help fight wildfires

Lac La Biche firefighters head north to help fight wildfires

Three firefighters from Lac La Biche County are in the Northwest Territories fighting wildfires that have caused mass evacuations.
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Wildfire evacuee makes new life in Lac La Biche

Wildfire evacuee makes new life in Lac La Biche

Lucille Laboucan, a member of Fox Lake in Little Red River Cree Nation, has been living in Lac La Biche since early May with her son and daughter after the community located 850 kilometers north of Edmonton was evacuated.
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VIDEO and PHOTOS: Beaver Lake Cree Nation Competition Powwow returns after four years

VIDEO and PHOTOS: Beaver Lake Cree Nation Competition Powwow returns after four years

Shortened by an opening night thunder storm, the thunder of drums continued through the weekend at the Beaver Lake Competition Powwow
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Lac La Biche ladies Legion auxiliary shuts down after 63 years

Lac La Biche ladies Legion auxiliary shuts down after 63 years

No new recruits, volunteer burnout, financial burdens spells the end for Legion-support group in Lac La Biche
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Métis Crossing site of first bison calves born in area in 160 years

Métis Crossing site of first bison calves born in area in 160 years

Metis leaders say the birth of two bison calves at a traditional and cultural site is an historical moment and significant step towards Reconciliation.
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Fecal matter at Camper's Beach not human, possibly birds; AHS

Fecal matter at Camper's Beach not human, possibly birds; AHS

Humans ruled out as fecal bacteria source present in the water near Campers' Beach at Sir Winston Churchill Provincial Park, but the cause is still unknown after month-long advisory in place.
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Wife-carrying race winners prepare for next event

Wife-carrying race winners prepare for next event

Alberta couple are Canadian wife-carrying champs and are now training for the national event being held in October in Maine.
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