ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake residents had a great day at Spirit Square celebrating Canada Day. (Submitted photos)

Designed by the Youth Well-Being Project, the curriculum was designed to encourage healthy sexuality

Lakes District Secondary School (LDSS) has recently bid farewell to a few staff members. Sarah de Bruijn (L), who has worked at LDSS forthe past four years, was instrumental in developing both the foods program and earth science program at LDSS. In addition, she hasbeen an active sponsor of girls’ basketball and the social justice club. Matt Moore (M), who has decided to move his family toVancouver Island, taught junior science and math for most of his time at LDSS.

ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake resident Terrance Hick captured this photo of a cow moose and calf crossing the tracks by Decker Lake Forest Products.

Orphaned brother and sister cared for at Critter Care facility

Historic Town & Park has plenty in store for visitors on July 1

Each year Lakes District Air, Nick Hawes, puts on a special to take ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake residents for a flight around the local area. The event is held on Father’s Day which also includes a BBQ with free hot dogs & a 25 minute flight seeing tour. (Helene Brunette photo)

With one bottle drive and donated bottles into an account at the recycling depot, the 2018 graduates at Lakes District SecondarySchool raised a total of approximately $2200 over the last few months. (Submitted photo)

Residents of ÑÇÖÞÌìÌà Lake enjoyed a parade in celebration of National Aboriginal Day on June 21. Beautiful floats strut the street ascandy, water, juice, etc. were distributed to the parade viewers. The celebrations contibunes all day at Spirit Square - everyonewelcome - free event.(Sophia Murrell photos)

It’s one of eight awarded in the north