Austin Norland, second from left, poses beside three Joussard School staff members and a thermometer which will measure fundraising levels. Left-right are his grandmother, Doris Willier, Norland, principal Natalie Cole-Lamothe and Andrea Hogan. Money is being raised to help pay for expenses for Norland’s heart transplant.

Lesser Slave Lake given clean bill of health
Independent tests conducted by the Regional Environmental Action Committee show water quality in Lesser Slave Lake to be safe.

Metis Nation suspends Gladue for 6 years
It appears the Metis Nation of Alberta has had enough of Trevor Gladue.

School rallies for student
Joussard School is stepping forward to help raise money to pay for the expenses of one of its students needing a heart transplant.

Driftpile celebrates community hall opening
Driftpile First Nation celebrated the grand opening of their new community hall March 11, three decades after the old hall burned down.

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