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Top Stories This Week - November 14, 2007
 
Lest we forget. About 250 people showeed up at the Slave Lake Remembrance Day ceremony on Nov. 11 to honour those who have fought and died in conflicts the world over. The ceremony took place at the Legion on Main St.
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Slave Lake needs a shelter, says woman who escaped abuse
When her new spouse ordered her to burn every photograph of her with former boyfriends, she should have realized something was up.
More arrows fly in Metis battle
Apparently last months attack by Trevor Gladue on Metis Nation of Alberta president Audrey Poitras was only the first salvo in a war of words.
This week, the MNA vice president accused Poitras of financial mismanagement.
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Sports Highlights
Not this time
Bantam 'C' Thunder goalie Colten Hansen makes the save on the Whitecourt shot in a game played out in Slave Lake on Nov. 10. Whitecourt won the game 7-4
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'Hawks skeleton crew no match for Lamont
The Slave Lake Winterhawks used to be able to win no matter who or how many players they took on the road.
Wolves win 5-4 in shootout over Whitecourt
Slave Lake’s Jr. 'B' team got back on the winning track on Saturday in fine dramatic style, beating the Whitecourt Wolverines in a shootout.
Regular time had ended with the teams tied 4-4 and overtime also settled nothing.
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