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May 16, 2012


The tooth, the whole tooth and nothing but the tooth!

St. Andrew’s School students Sam Holleis, left, and Chase Laughlin check out a skull cast of a Deinonychus dinosaur during the Fossil Road Show held at the High Prairie and District Museum on May 4. The show featured a variety of bones and fossils, as well as a lecture on the types of animals that used to inhabit this area millions of years ago. See more photos and coverage on page 5.



RCMP rule death a homicide

High Prairie RCMP have laid a second-degree murder charge in the death of Driftpile First Nations resident Bernard John Thunder, 51, on May 6.


Town council approves its 2012 capital budget

The 2012 capital budget was presented to High Prairie town council during its regular meeting on May 9 and a motion was passed to accept the document.


Fossil Road Show visits High Prairie

Both children and adults were taken back to the very distant past when the Fossil Road Show came to the High Prairie & District Museum and Historical Society on May 4.


Saturday at the Park to be a fun-filled afternoon

June 16 is shaping up to be a very big and fun-filled day in High Prairie with several activities occurring.

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Curlers’ video nets club $10,000 prize

Two youth from the High Prairie Curling Club have done more than their share to help the organization.




Tempest in a townpot

More than one High Prairie town councillor says it’s just “business as usual” at the town office.


Time to twin deadliest highway

One has to wonder if the Alberta government is prepared to finally set the wheels in motion for an aggressive timetable to twin Highway 63 to Fort McMurray.


The fear factor

How does fear affect life?





Spotlight: NHL hockey has lost its luster

I went to a fight the other night and a hockey game broke out. ~Rodney Dangerfield


Spotlight: Singer gives presentation to college group

Noted Inuk singer/ songwriter Susan Aglukark outlined her journey in a recent presentation to the Northern Lakes College Council of Community Education Committees (CCEC).


Your Horoscope for the third week of May

TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21: Taurus, though you’re intent on saving money, some situations arise that will require you to open your wallet. But you can handle these unforeseen expenses.





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