What’s happening with the Métis Nation in the area
Notes from the annual general meeting Pearl LorentzenLakeside Leader Métis Nation of Alberta Region 5 is in a good financial position and moving forward with youth and other programs. Region 5 includes High Prairie, Slave Lake, Wabasca, Red Earth Creek,…
Whitecap for the arts
Grey Cup pool winners
Companions for change
Sailing in the library
Students learn difference between conflict and bullying
Pearl LorentzenLakeside Leader The focus of Bullying Prevention Week at E.G. Wahlstrom Elementary School (EGW) was on giving children the words to talk about their experience. Cristabel Encinas, EGW wellness coach, had a poster contest and provided information about the…
Moonlight Madness – 2022!
The weather mostly cooperated, and hundreds (thousands?) turned out on Nov. 25 for the Moonlight Madness festivities in Slave Lake, a project of the Slave Lake & District Chamber of Commerce.
For its shop class and phys ed programs
Two of Slave Lake’s real estate firms joining forces
Joe McWilliamsLakeside Leader Two of Slave Lake’s real estate firms are teaming up. As of Dec. 1, all the Royal LePage people will move over to the RE/MAX downtown location, but it won’t be called that anymore. “I am buying…
Pickleball silver
Kick that thing!
Robinhood’s merry-kids
Balance brooms
Two one-goal losses for the Icedogs
Joe McWilliamsLakeside Leader Looking on the bright side, the Slave Lake Icedogs were competitive in both their games this past weekend. They lost 13 – 12 to Edson Friday night, and dropped a 7 – 6 decision to Gibbons on…
Minor hockey report: Female Thunder take three points from visiting Dawson
Joe McWilliamsLakeside Leader Slave Lake’s U18/U15 female Thunder hosted Dawson Creek for a pair of games and did quite well, considering they had lost two to the same team in Dawson Creek the weekend prior. Saturday’s game the Thunder eked…