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Top Stories This Week - December 6, 2006
 
A crew from Saskatoon pours concrete in the press house of Tolko’s new mill near Slave Lake last week. The concrete wall beyond is part of the foundation for what will be the world’s longest oriented strandboard press.
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Mayor, Reeve pleased with new premier-elect
In his acceptance speech after he won the top spot in Alberta’s conservative government, Ed Stelmach thanked his brother for looking after his cattle while he was campaigning. He also spent most of the previous night fixing his own furnace. In the wake of the 2006 Tory leadership race, many feel it was Stelmach’s strong connection with the everyday Albertans that secured him the win.
Catholic parent group advocates a split from Living Waters
Slave Lake Catholics heard two versions of St. Mary of the Lake School at a stakeholders’ meeting last week.
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Wolves’ goalie Andrew Mackay checks behind himself for the puck in Sunday’s game against the Grande Prairie Wheelers. The Wolves lost the game 6 - 3, the closest score of the three games they played in three days.
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‘Hawks come close against league’s top team
The Onoway Icedogs are not the same team they were a year ago. Not even close.
Three games, three losses for Wolves
Earlier in the season, almost every Wolves’ loss was a close one. They won a few close ones too. This past weekend, close was not the word.
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