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Viking and Beaver FCSS now offering free tax filing service

The Viking and Beaver Family and Community Support Services is now offering a free tax filing service for low-income individuals with simple tax returns.

Town of Vegreville to host Public Hearing on proposed bylaw

The Town of Vegreville will be hosting a Public Hearing on a proposed by-law on Monday, March 24th at 6:30pm in the Council Chambers.

Alberta’s 2025 budget will boost Grants In Place Of Taxes Program by millions

Alberta’s 2025 budget boosts the Grants in Place of Taxes program by $17.2 million, increasing municipal revenue from provincially owned buildings.

Brettzky’s Hockey Challenge celebrates 10 year anniversary in 2025

The Brettzky’s Hockey Challenge Hockey Camp is celebrating its 10-year anniversary this year.

Andrew Rural Academy receives approval for funding; will officially open in September 2025

The Andrew Rural Academy is pleased to announce that they have received official Ministerial approval for the 2025-2026 school year. The school will have a focus on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, or STEM, programming.

Mark Carney set to become Canada’s next Prime Minister

Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney will become Canada's next Prime Minister.

Cold Lake RCMP investigation leads to one of the largest drug seizures in region’s history

Cold Lake RCMP’s General Investigations Section has wrapped up a major drug trafficking investigation, resulting in one of the largest drug seizures in the region’s history.

Surging cases of measles in Canada a concern

Canada's chief public health officer is concerned about surging cases of measles, both in Canada and around the world.

Alberta to transfer ownership of hundreds of hospitals away from AHS

Starting April 1, Alberta’s government will transfer ownership of hundreds of hospitals and care centers from Alberta Health Services to Alberta Infrastructure.

Alberta pushes back against U.S. tariffs with “Buy Alberta” campaign

Alberta is pushing back against new U.S. tariffs with a “Buy Alberta” campaign, promoting local agriculture and food products.

Vegreville Pysanka Festival now looking for vendors for this year’s event

The Vegreville Pysanka Festival is now looking for vendors for this year’s event.

Vegreville Vision Credit Union now accepting donations for upcoming Kidsport silent auction

The Vegreville Vision Credit Union is preparing to host a silent auction in support of Kidsport Vegreville this spring.

Human remains identified in Saddle Lake Cree Nation

A human skull found last year in Saddle Lake Cree Nation has been identified as missing person Bradley McGilvery.

Vermilion RCMP charge 40 year old man with child luring

On March 1, 2025, Vermilion RCMP received a report regarding an individual who was sending text messages of a sexual nature to a youth under the age of 18.

3rd Annual Multi Industry Career Fair happens this month at the Vegreville Social Centre

Excitement is growing as the Vegreville and District Chamber of Commerce prepares for the 3rd Annual Multi Industry Career Fair.

Alberta strikes back against Trump tariffs

A look at Alberta's retaliation to tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.

Alberta proposes digital rent and eviction notices

Alberta’s government is proposing new rules that would allow landlords to send rent increase and eviction notices via email, text, or social media.

3rd Annual St. Patty’s Day Bash returns to Vermilion this month

The Vermilion Folk Club in conjunction with the Vermilion Elks are pleased to announce the return of their annual St. Patrick's Day event called the St. Patty's Day Bash. This year marks the 3rd year of the event.

Online booking for the Vegreville Municipal Campground now open

It’s time to look ahead to the summer months as online booking for the Vegreville Municipal Campground is underway.

Bonnville RCMP seize weapons and drugs in roadside check

A lunch-hour roadside check by Bonnyville RCMP on February 24 led to the seizure of weapons and drugs and the arrest of two men.

Trudeau slams Trump’s blanket tariffs as ‘a very dumb thing’ 

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took aim at U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday, condemning his blanket tariffs as "a very dumb thing." 

Alberta’s unemployment rate expected to rise

Alberta’s unemployment rate is projected to rise to 7.4% this year and stay above 7% for the next two years, despite strong job growth in late 2024.

Spring Community Information Night happens this month

Spring Community Information Night is coming to Vegreville this month.

Canada ready to retaliate with matching tariffs; non-tariff penalties also being considered

Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly says Canada is ready to retaliate, now that U-S President Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on Canadian imports.....25 per cent on everything except energy, which has been set at ten percent.
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