Lesser Slave River News

The MD is seeking Election workers to help administer the voting and counting process under the direction of the Returning Officer, the Deputy Returning Officer, and the Local Authorities Election Act.

The MD has developed a Weed Control Partnership Program for the destruction of prohibited noxious weeds and the control of noxious weeds on permanent cover land such as pastures, rangeland and fencelines.

The final application window for the 2021 Community Assistance Board Grant and the Family & Community Support Services Grant closes Sunday, October 31.

Residents are advised that Utilities crews will be flushing hydrants September 20 until October 10, as part of the MD’s routine maintenance program.

Alberta has declared a state of public health emergency and will implement new health measures to expand capacity, increase vaccination rates and reduce transmission of COVID-19.

Record-breaking heat and drought conditions across the region have severely impacted cereal and oilseed crops and livestock feed.

For those interested, the Lesser Slave Watershed Council (LSWC) has provided a list of resources related to last month’s successful Farm & Acreage Watershed Workshop.

With a new school year underway, the MD reminds motorists to drive with extra caution, watch for pedestrians, and pay attention to school bus signals.

The MD is engaging residents to gauge public feedback on the proposed multi-use surface.

AHS advises the public not to swim or wade at Marten River Campground "C" Staircase Beach, effective immediately.