Art in the Park marks five years of creativity
For one September afternoon, Schurter Park became more than a park. Paintings and handmade creations filled vendor booths, music played…
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Slave Lake Parade of Programs 2026 brings community together
Hundreds of people came through the doors to see what Slave Lake has to offer during the fourth annual Parade…
Welcoming event, brings newcomers together
Newcomers to Slave Lake had a chance to learn more about the community and the programs available to them during…
Community Helpers workshop coming to Slave Lake
A free two-day workshop in Slave Lake will give community members another opportunity to learn how they can better support…
SL soccer starts indoor practices
Soccer season may be months away, but local players are already getting their kicks in.Slave Lake Minor Soccer Association has…
Rain can’t stop Potvin’s MS Bike journey
After 27 years of riding in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) fundraiser bike event, Patrick (Pat) Potvin has faced plenty of kilometres…
Gymnastics association expands programming for young athletes
The Slave Lake Gymnastics Association is expanding its programming this year with a new Mini Gym/Ninja class for young children,…
Thunder U18 girls build skills, leadership through She Leads Hockey grant
The Slave Lake Thunder U18 Female team was awarded a Hockey Alberta grant to give its players additional opportunities to…
Slave Lake sharks excelled at provincials
The Slave Lake Sharks swimming team wrapped up their competitive swim season with 41 personal best times and several top-eight…
Sexual violence funding skips Slave Lake
The Alberta government is investing nearly $21 million to increase access to specialized supports for people impacted by sexual violence…