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School council advocating for junior high programming in Beaverlodge

November 9, 2022

The Beaverlodge Elementary School Council is weighing in on how public education is offered in there. If the council has its way, junior high classes will be available in Beaverlodge by adding Grades 7 and 8 to the elementary school and Grade 9 to the high school. The Peace Wapiti Public School Division (PWPSD) schools […]

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Peace (officer) at last for Beaverlodge

November 3, 2022

With the community seeing an absent role since summer, Bradley Thibeault will finally step into the role as Beaverlodge peace officer on Nov. 9. Thibeault has served as a peace officer for the past five years, currently serving the M.D. of Greenview. Previously, Thibeault has worked as a Red Seal carpenter for almost 10 years […]

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Changes to definitions in Beaverlodge bylaws

November 3, 2022

Beaverlodge’s new business bylaw has come with new definitions for resident and non-resident businesses. On Sept. 26, town council passed bylaw #1017 business license bylaw which replaced #977. Under the new bylaw, non-resident businesses will see their business license fees double from $100 to $200 on Jan. 1. For those applying for one before that […]

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What haunts the homestead?

October 27, 2022

Do ghosts and ghouls stalk the night at the McNaught Homestead? South of Beaverlodge, the homestead is known today amongst the community for lovely walking trails and an annual tea, as well as the homestead’s connection to acclaimed artist Euphemia McNaught.  And, of course, the ghost walk held this time of year is just for […]

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