This calls for celebrating! The MD wishes Sheila Willis of Smith a heartfelt congratulations on becoming a published author. This is a well-deserved and significant achievement for one of Lesser Slave River’s household names.
Everyday life brings ups and downs for us all, but additional COVID-related stressors have impacted some of us more than others. If feeding yourself or your family is adding to this stress, help is available and ready when you are.
The MD recently teamed up with the Gentle Ben Care Society (Smith Chapter) to launch a local pilot of the Second Harvest Food Rescue program.
Snowplow flags can be purchased at the Slave Lake and Flatbush municipal offices during regular business hours.
Starting October 1, 2020, until March 31, 2021, appointments will be available Monday through Saturday from 8am to 8pm.
The MD is helping our vulnerable residents get the items they need during the COVID-19 outbreak.
Sheila Willis received the Northern Lights Volunteer Recognition Award for helping truck drivers and couriers find amenities during COVID.
Due to changing conditions in the newspaper industry, it is no longer feasible for the Lakeside Leader to support mail-out subscriptions of its weekly newspaper.
Just a few hours due north of Edmonton lies the remarkable region of Lesser Slave River. From breathtaking expanses of boreal forest and unspoiled natural wonders to a thriving economy and genuine work/life balance, opportunities abound.
Here you'll discover a place of rugged beauty. A place of real people. A place you'll never want to leave.
