Locals didn’t let a little rain dampen their Canada Day spirit.

It all began with one boy, one village and three goats.

Despite persistent heavy rain on Canada Day, local residents and a few pets turned up at Spirit Square dressed to impress on Canada Day

June 2011, marks 100 years since Alexander (Sandy) and Agnes Thomson left their homeland, Scotland and arrived in the settlement of Bickle, B.C., which is now Tatalrose.

It's summer reading Club time. That's right, beginning on July 6, all kids from preschool to age 12 are invited to come down to the library this summer and have lots of fun.

The students at Francois Lake Elementary School raised a total of $1,250 for the Slave Lake Forest Fire Relief Fund recently.

A large number of parents and students turned up for the William Konkin Elementary School BBQ and art show last week.

Following a parade through town,

School District 91 (SD 91)recently gave the road that travels from the Lakes District Secondary School (LDSS) past the Storefront School a name.

A story about a vivid impression of an afternoon on Ootsa Lake won College of New Caledonia (CNC) adult education student, Helena Zacharias first prize in the annual Wild Rivers Award this year.