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Top Stories This Week - Feb. 15, 2006
 
The railroad tracks through Slave Lake reflect the sunrise on the morning of Feb. 10.
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High costs kill Boisvert building idea
There will be no cultural arts centre in the former Boisvert’s Super ‘A’ building in downtown Slave Lake. Town council announced its decision not to go ahead with the project at its Feb. 7 meeting.
MP Jean makes big step on the hill
Brian Jean is not just the MP for Fort McMurray/Athabasca; he is now also the parliamentary secretary to Lawrence Cannon, Minister of Transportation, Communities, and Infrastructure.
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Sports Highlights
The Winterhawks’ Gordie Dierker whacks in what would have been Slave Lake’s first goal from short range against Fox Creek goalie Ian Chwok - but the referee waved it off. Chwok was brilliant and the underdog Bandits forced the ‘Hawks into overtime.
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'Hawks move on, but look vulnerable
If anybody could have predicted such a close game against Fox Creek, the building would have been twice as full. As it was, a modest crowd showed up for Game #2 of the playoff series between the Winterhawks and the Bandits and saw the most exciting Senior hockey game of the season.
Wolves grab 10th victory at home
The hard-working Slave Lake Wolves pulled another home victory out of the bag on Saturday. It wasn’t a pretty one – and in the third period it looked like it might actually slip away – but the Wolves hung on to defeat the Sexsmith Vipers 5 – 4.
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