James Bonnell
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River Valley Chrysler celebrates grand reopening with donation (opens the original)
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On Saturday, Sept. 11, River Valley Chrysler hosted its grand reopening celebration with local business leaders and City officials in attendance, but what made this event so special was the lasting impact the community made on one local family. The Bond family is propped up by the strength of their daughter Ava-Lynn, who has been living with Cerebral Palsy since she was just a year old. Due to complications with her conditions, Ava-Lynn has dealt with mobility and accessibility issues throughout
Fort Saskatchewan unveils Raymond Truscott Park (opens the original)
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On Sept. 4, 2026, the City of Fort Saskatchewan officially unvielled the newly named, Raymond Truscott Park, honouring a community member whose passion volunteer work and commitment to Fort Saskatchewan left lasting impacts for the City and its people. Raymond was born August 8, 1932 in Liskeard, a small market town in central Cornwall. As a young man, he trained as a machinist and worked his first job as a steam engineer with the merchant navy and later in the drafting office at the Halifax shi
Fort Public Library opens new play structure Imagination Station (opens the original)
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Fort Saskatchewan Public Library (FSPL) recently hosted the grand opening of The Imagination Station, an in-library play structure designed for children ages six and under. This exciting addition to the children’s area was made possible thanks to a generous grant from Twice But Nice as part of their 40-year anniversary celebration in 2025. With the $10,000 grant, FSPL has brought to life this new play structure to offer their youngest patrons a space to explore, create, and engage with their ima
Indigo adopts two EIPS schools to help inspire lifelong readers (opens the original)
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Indigo’s Adopt a School program returns this year, featuring two schools in Elk Island Public Schools (EIPS)—Westboro Elementary and SouthPointe School. Adopt a School is an annual national program that raises funds for schools across Canada to purchase much-needed books and materials for student success. Each school hopes to raise $1,000 to fill their library shelves and promote reading in their communities. “Reading comprehension is foundational to early learning,” says Colleen Holowaychuk, th
EIPS Board of Trustees elects Holowaychuk as Board Chair and Scott as Vice-Chair (opens the original)
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On August 27, at its annual organizational meeting, Elk Island Public Schools’ (EIPS) Board of Trustees formally selected its Chair and Vice-Chair. Colleen Holowaychuk will act as the Board Chair and Krista Scott as the Vice-Chair. Both individuals will lead the Board of Trustees for their second consecutive school year. Board Chair Holowaychuk was first elected as an EIPS trustee in October 2010, representing residents in Lamont County. Her background includes several leadership roles—serving a
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