COVID-19 cases are continuing to rise across the province. Stronger public health measures are now required to address the growing number of cases.
MD Public Works crews have completed an emergency repair to a major water line break at 9 Mile Point. Updated Wednesday, November 25 at 6:30 pm.
The MD is making tempoary changes to its business operations in an effort to mitigate the impact of COVID-19.
MD Council is pleased to announce that Barb Miller, CPA, CGA, CLGM, has accepted the critical leadership role as CAO for the municipality.
Barry Kolenosky will be working in the capacity of Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) for an interim period while the MD continues its search for a permanent successor.
A Calgary-based energy company is planning to build a biomass/gas-to-liquids facility in Mitsue industrial Park.
The MD recently teamed up with the Gentle Ben Care Society (Smith Chapter) to launch a local pilot of the Second Harvest Food Rescue program.
Alberta Health Services is strongly encouraging everyone to get immunized against influenza, especially seniors and at-risk Albertans.
Snowplow flags can be purchased at the Slave Lake and Flatbush municipal offices during regular business hours.
The Government of Alberta's proposed assessment model changes will impact revenues and taxes in the MD. View the projections of these impacts.
Rupertsland Institute is proud to announce new funding for university and college students. Applications for funding will start November 2020 and will only be available to Métis Nation of Alberta (MNA) citizens.
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