Get caught doing something nice for someone this week!

“If you are caught doing something nice for someone during FROST FEST week, you will receive a gift certificate from...

Get caught doing something nice for someone this week!

In Slave Lake this week Feb. 7 – 13

Slave Lake’s 6th Annual “FAMILY FROST FEST 2010″ February 8 – 15  Including Random Acts of Kindness Week. PLAYOFFS...

In Slave Lake this week Feb. 7 - 13

Quite “frankly” you can say it with flowers!

What would Valentine’s Day be without a bouquet of flowers? And with just over  a week left, Frankly Flowers has...

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How to reduce the carbon footprint in your home offered LIVE Online

NLC Workforce Development is offering an “Alternative Energy & Energy Efficiency Series LIVE Online...

How to reduce the carbon footprint in your home offered LIVE Online

Lots of “FIN” at C.J. Schurter School!

Michelle Keohane (Land Use Planner for Lesser Slave Area Sustainable Resource Development ) and Leah Lovequist (Public Information,...

Lots of
Get caught doing something nice for someone this week!

Get caught doing something nice for someone this week!

“If you are caught doing something nice for someone during FROST FEST week, you will receive a gift certificate from various restaurants in town,” says KARE coordinator Sheri Smears.
“The K.A.R.E. (Kindness And Respect for Everyone) Committee will be keeping an eye out for individuals who are committing Random Acts of Kindness, and we will be handing out [...]

In Slave Lake this week Feb. 7 - 13

In Slave Lake this week Feb. 7 – 13

Slave Lake’s 6th Annual “FAMILY FROST FEST 2010″ February 8 – 15  Including Random Acts of Kindness Week.

PLAYOFFS – NCHL – 1st Round (North Division)
Game #1 Saturday, Feb. 6  @ 8:30 p.m. Slave Lake Winterhawks @ Legal
Game #2 Sunday,  Feb. 7  @ 5:30  p.m. Winterhawks vs Legal @ Arctic Ice Centre
Game #3 [...]

Family FROST FEST Schedule Feb. 8 - 15

Family FROST FEST Schedule Feb. 8 – 15

Slave Lake’s 6th Annual “FAMILY FROST FEST 2010″  February 8 – 15  Including Random Acts of Kindness Week
Some Highlights….
Local Heroes POND HOCKEY CHALLENGE & SKILLS COMPETITION – Thursday, Feb. 11, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. at Hilda Eben Park.
Family SKI TRIP TO LITTLE SMOKEY  - Sunday, Feb. 14 Bus leaves the Town Office Parking Lot [...]

 POOL Schedule

POOL Schedule

The Northern Lights Aquatic Centre regular schedule can be found in the POOL CALENDAR.
Check the calendar for holiday schedule.
The Aquatic Centre will be closed for Christmas from Thursday, Dec. 24 to Sunday, Dec. 27 and New Years Day, Friday, Jan. 1.
Public Swim goes from 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. (with Waverider) all days the pool is open and [...]

Rotary Club cash raffle winners

Rotary Club cash raffle winners

Rotary President Ali Mouallem (right) presenting a cheque for $10,000 to Tim Burton of Slave Lake, the Grand Prize winner of the Rotary Club’s cash raffle.
The draw for the “Perfect Stocking Stuffer” was held at Boston Pizza Tuesday, Dec. 29 at 10:00 am. Proceeds from the cash raffle will go to various Rotary supported community initiatives.
Rotary Club [...]

Jim Gamble is Grand Champion of Rotary fun poker night

Jim Gamble is Grand Champion of Rotary fun poker night

Grand Champion Jim Gamble with Rotary Club members Russ MacIntyre (L) and Jeff Taylor (R)
Jim Gamble is the Grand Champion of the Rotary Club’s Texas Hold’em fun Poker Tournament held Oct. 17 at the Sawridge Inn & Conference Centre.
“It was another fun evening and 86 players participated in the tournament,” said Harry Bartlett. “We usually have [...]

Penn West donates $50,000 to Slave Lake Rotary Club Library

Penn West donates $50,000 to Slave Lake Rotary Club Library

Carl Chykerda (centre left) superintendent for the Mitsue District of Penn West Petroleum Ltd. presents a cheque in the amount of $50,000 to Rotary Club Library Chairman Joe McWilliams on Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010.
Joining in the celebrations are Rotary Club members (L to R) Sheri Smears, Wendy Barton, Amanda Mattern, Ali Mouallem, Harry Bartlett and library board members [...]

“On the move”…library will be closed Dec. 1 – 10

A note from Assistant Librarian Carrie MacDonald says they will be officially moving to their new space (photo above) on Dec,. 4th and the library will be closed from Dec. 1 through to the 10th.
If you want to make a “last visit” to the Slave Lake Municipal Library in its present location, you only have [...]

Connecting To Who You Really Are - A Workshop for Young Women

Connecting To Who You Really Are – A Workshop for Young Women

A workshop for Young Women and their Mentors will be held October 16 – 17 at the Boreal Centre for Bird Conservation. Space is limited to 30 people so register early to guarantee your spot. 
This wonderful workshop will explore ways to connect to who you really are in a fun and creative way. You will [...]

Beach Boot Camp, get ready to work

Beach Boot Camp, get ready to work

Running, jumping and playing is the theme for the beach boot camp running this July in Slave Lake.
“It’s a fun supportive, non-competitive way to work out,” says Tasha Albert, Beach Boot Camp instructor. “We will be using the power of sand to increase the intensity of the exercises.”
The class runs every Tuesday and Thursday from [...]

In Slave Lake this week Feb. 7 - 13

In Slave Lake this week Feb. 7 – 13

Slave Lake’s 6th Annual “FAMILY FROST FEST 2010″ February 8 – 15  Including Random Acts of Kindness Week.

PLAYOFFS – NCHL – 1st Round (North Division)
Game #1 Saturday, Feb. 6  @ 8:30 p.m. Slave Lake Winterhawks @ Legal
Game #2 Sunday,  Feb. 7  @ 5:30  p.m. Winterhawks vs Legal @ Arctic Ice Centre
Game #3 [...]

In Slave Lake this week Jan 31 - Feb 6

In Slave Lake this week Jan 31 – Feb 6

Until Monday, February 1 the familiar Tim Horton Children’s Foundation coin boxes found on every Tim Hortons counter will be designated to UNICEF’s Haitian Earthquake relief efforts.
E.G. Wahlstrom SCHOOL COUNCIL Monday, Feb. 1 at 7:00 p.m. All parents welcome.
NO SCHOOL (all schools) Feb. 3, 4, and 5. Staff meeting/PD and North Central Teacher’s Convention.
Special “FIRETRUCK” [...]

Get caught doing something nice for someone this week!

KARE Coordinator Sheri Smears at E.G.W School

“If you are caught doing something nice for someone during FROST FEST week, you will receive a gift certificate from various restaurants in town,” says KARE coordinator Sheri Smears.

The K.A.R.E. (Kindness And Respect for Everyone) Committee will be keeping an eye out for individuals who are committing Random Acts of Kindness, and we will be handing out Positive Tickets.”

Smears is challenging citizens to do at least 3 good deeds a day for the week. One kind or good thing for themselves, one for a family member or close friend and one for a casual aquaintance or stranger.

“Kindness is catching and  by being kind, violence in our society could be greatly reduced,” said Smears.

All this week, Smears will be scouting for good deeds at the Family Day Frolic in the Park and various other Frost Fest locations.

 
Thursday, Feb. 11, KARE and Youth Connections will be teaming up to serve hot dogs and hot chocolate at the Local Heroes Pond Hockey Challenge at Hilda Eben Park Rink from 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. The cost is a donation to the Community Food Bank.

In Slave Lake RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS WEEK Feb. 8 – 15, is being held the same week as FROST FEST and is dedicated to inspire people to practice acts of kindness and to “pass it on” to others.

To share your stories of Random Acts of Kindness leave a COMMENT below and you can send your stories and/or photos to info@myslavelake.com…

or contact Sheri Smears, KARE Coordinator at 780-849-2619 or Email karingsheri@live.ca

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In Slave Lake this week Feb. 7 – 13

Slave Lake’s 6th Annual “FAMILY FROST FEST 2010″ February 8 – 15  Including Random Acts of Kindness Week.

PLAYOFFS – NCHL - 1st Round (North Division)

Game #1 Saturday, Feb. 6  @ 8:30 p.m. Slave Lake Winterhawks @ Legal

Game #2 Sunday,  Feb. 7  @ 5:30  p.m. Winterhawks vs Legal @ Arctic Ice Centre

Game #3 TBA Winterhawks at Legal

Slave Lake Wolves HOME GAME Saturday, Feb. 6  at 8:00 pm. Slave Lake Wolves vs Fort St. John Huskies at the Arctic Ice Centre.

Slave Lake Wolves HOME GAME Sunday, Feb. 7 at 2:00 pm. Slave Lake Wolves vs Fort St. John Huskies at the Arctic Ice Centre.

Check out the Winterhawks & Wolves Calendar  for the 2009/10 schedule.

Arctic Ice Centre NEWS  - FAMILY SKATE for Feb 7 from  6 -7:30 will be in Arena 2 (Not Arena 1)

Carbon Footprint Reduction and Energy Savings for Your Home offered LIVE ONLINE. A three part series - Feb. 9, 16 & 23, 2010. Click here for details.

Tuesday, Feb. 9 TRADITIONAL HAND GAMES (league) Demonstrations at the Slave Lake Native Friendship Centre from 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. There will be 8 teams playing from the Driftpile community and surrounding area. Come witness this very entertaining game. Enjoy music, laughter and competition. Everyone welcome. For more information call (780) 849-3039.

Roland Michener Secondary  SCHOOL COUNCIL meeting Tuesday, Feb 9 at 11:40 am. Lunch will be provided. All parents welcome.


LADIES CURLING BONSPIEL Feb. 12, 13, 14 Register your team by Wednesday, Feb. 10 at 6:00 p.m. Call Pam at 780 805-1471.

BBQ To Celebrate the Olympics Friday, Feb. 12 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. @ Great Escapes. All proceeds to KIDSPORTS.

Slave Lake Minor Soccer Association Annual General Meeting Wednesday, Feb. 10 @ 7:00 p.m. Northern Lakes College. Everyone welcome!

Slave Lake ADULT EDUCATION courses this week. Click here for SL Adult Education courses & details. To Register call (780) 849-8625 or email kinneek@northernlakescollege.ca.

COMPUTER BASICS Wednesdays, Feb. 10, 17, & 24, 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm NLC Fee: $25  Sponsored by the SL Adult Education Committee.

SL Adult Education Courses coming up; Dinner Experiences, Thursday, Feb. 18; Computer Maintenance, Tuesday, Feb. 23 and Woodland Cree for 8 Wednesdays starting Feb. 17. . Click here for details & all SL Adult Education courses.

Registration Deadline Friday, Feb. 12 for the BABYSITTER’S SAFETY PROGRAM Friday, Feb. 20 & Saturday, Feb. 21 from 9 am – 4 pm at Northern Lakes College.  Fee: 30/student, (Session #2 May 15 & 16) Call Michelle at 780 849-8000 for more information.

Northern Lakes College is offering a variety of courses for February and March in Slave Lake, Wabasca and High Prairie. To register or for detailed information see NLC Workforce Development in the Directory and the WorkForce Development CALENDAR on myslavelake.com.


FREE Lunch Hour FITNESS PROGRAM Every Tuesday and Thursday for six weeks at Northern Lakes College for staff, students and community members.

The FREE classes started January 19th but it is not too late to join says fitness instructor Tasha Albert. The classes run from 12:10 p.m. to 12:50 p.m. and all equipment is supplied. All you need to bring is water and good workout shoes.

Coming Up

New Tastes

Canada Donut

Get in the spirit with Tim Hortons’ new Canada Donut - a classic ring donut, topped with vanilla fondant and red maple leaf sprinkles. Enjoy one with your favourite coffee today!

New English Muffin Breakfast Sandwich

For a limited time.That’s right Canada, Tim Hortons now has English Muffin Breakfast Sandwiches. Made with seasoned egg, cheese and your choice of bacon or sausage, on a toasted english muffin. It’s the perfect complement to our Always Fresh coffee. And, for a limited time it’s only $1.99 plus tax.


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Quite “frankly” you can say it with flowers!

What would Valentine’s Day be without a bouquet of flowers?

And with just over  a week left, Frankly Flowers has been gearing up for what will probably be their  busiest day of the year.

This Valentine’s Day, they will be working out of their new location on main street.

“The new location is fabulous,” said Carla Boisvert, owner and operator of Frankly Flowers, “I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to move onto Mainstreet and we are noticing a lot more walk-by traffic, and are also seeing faces we have never seen before.”

“For Valentine’s Day, we are certain you will not be disappointed with our flowers, sweets and gifts,” said Boisvert, “we carry items suitable for every budget. Our flowers are always fresh and designed by designers with years of experience who ooze with creativity.”

In addition to their fresh and beautifully designed floral arrangements Frankly Flowers offers a wide variety of specialty products.

They have giftware for any occasion; plants, homemade fudge and truffles, teddy bears, bath products, candles and balloons, and speciality orders for weddings, sympathy and silk flower arrangements.

Boisvert says she has always loved creating and selling beautiful products and reflects that in her flowers and giftware. “Our standards and quality are very high, and we guarantee friendly and speedy service.”

Frankly Flowers has a weekly flower special that is advertised on their FACEBOOK page or you can catch a glimpse of the special on the sandwich board in front of the store on main street.

Boisvert says they also have a great customer appreciation program. The shop keeps track of your purchases and you will receive a $15.00 coupon for every $100 spent on flowers and gifts.

Frankly Flowers has been in business since October, 2007 and Boisvert said she is very thankful and fortunate to have a loyal and hard working staff  - Tammie, Carol, Taea, Mom, Dad, Joel, Grannie, Grandpa and last but not least, Miss Rhys Payne.

“At Frankly Flowers you will be treated as part of our flower family. We promise to respect and hear your needs, offering you fantastic and quality service! We love to make people smile,” said Boisvert.

You can drop in to Frankly Flowers on main street in downtown Slave Lake or

Phone:  (780) 849-2490    Email:   franklyflowers@hotmail.com

Website:   http://www.franklyflowers.ca/

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How to reduce the carbon footprint in your home offered LIVE Online

NLC Workforce Development is offering an “Alternative Energy & Energy Efficiency Series LIVE Online from February, 2010 – April 2010. (Courses & Dates listed below).

Take a course LIVE online from the comfort of your home and have access to professional instructors.

The first course in the series ”is a 3 part series” on how to reduce the carbon footprint in your home and save energy (and money)at the same time. The series will be offered Tuesdays, February 9, 16 & 23 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm.

The fee for the 3 part series is  is $79.00 plus GST and participants must have a Windows or Macintosh computer with high speed internet connection. Click here for course description and registration forms.

Class 1: Tuesday, Feb. 9, Carbon Footprints will focus on how to calculate a building’s carbon footprint, the efficiency revolution, look at case studies of modern integrated building design and discuss the energy consumption in Alberta buildings.

Class 2: Tuesday, Feb. 16  Electricity, Heating Part 1 will focus on how to save on electricity by understanding power vampires, IT technology, lighting and appliances. Heating savings will focus on windows and the building envelope.

Class 3: Tuesday, Feb. 23  Heating Part 2, Water will focus on air tightness, programmable thermostats and hot water. Other topics covered will be water efficiency and conversation, landscaping for energy efficiency, transportation, energy efficient community design and resources.

The fee for the 3 part series is  is $79.00 plus GST and participants must have a Windows or Macintosh computer with high speed internet connection.  Click here for registration

The facilitator is Godo Stoyke, an award-winning environmental researcher and presenter with a Master of Science degree from the University of Alberta. Godo is president of Carbon Busters. (www.carbonbusters.org), a sustainability consultancy focusing on energy efficiency, green and zero carbon design, sustainability strategy, and environmental education.

Other courses in the series include  Grid Connected Solar Electricity Wednesday, March 10, 2010. See EVENTS for details.

Bring Your Own Electricity Bills Wednesday, March 24, 2010.

Making Your New House Solar Ready Wednesday, April 14, 2010

How to Connect to Alberta’s Electric Grid Wednesday, April 28, 2010

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Movie at the Rex Theatre Feb 5 – 8

It’s Complicated

Writer/director Nancy Meyers (What Women Want, Something’s Gotta Give, The Holiday) directs Meryl Streep, Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin in It’s Complicated, a comedy about love, divorce and everything in between. Jane (Streep) is the mother of three grown kids, owns a thriving Santa Barbara bakery/restaurant and has—after a decade of divorce—an amicable relationship with her ex-husband, attorney Jake (Baldwin). But when Jane and Jake find themselves out of town for their son’s college graduation, things start to get complicated. An innocent meal together turns into the unimaginable—an affair. With Jake remarried to the much younger Agness (Lake Bell), Jane is now, of all things, the other woman. Caught in the middle of their renewed romance is Adam (Martin), an architect hired to remodel Jane’s kitchen. Healing from a divorce of his own, Adam starts to fall for Jane, but soon realizes he’s become part of a love triangle. Should Jane and Jake move on with their lives, or is love truly lovelier the second time around? It’s…complicated. IMDB

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