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One of Parkland County’s best-kept secrets is its hundreds of small lakes and wetlands scattered across the western and northern areas. Some of them, like Spring, Jackfish and Hubbles Lake, have been heavily developed while others, many unnamed, remain largely pristine aside from a few cottages or year-round homes.

(From left to right):. Councillor Rob Wiedeman, Bill Purdy, Brian Cornforth, Mayor Allan Gamble.

(From left to right): Honourable Dan Vandal, Minister Randy Boissonnault, Councillor Rob Wiedeman (Division 5), and Mayor Allan Gamble. .

Please note that Parkland County has received a low rating advisory regarding a bridge located on Range Road 271 between Township Road 533 and 534. .

June 25, 2024. Building Capacity of Local Non-Profits and Charities.

On June 21, the Tri-Region celebrated National Indigenous Peoples Day. Together, we were able to celebrate the achievements and vibrant culture and history of the First Nation peoples, Inuit and Métis in Canada.

I. n accordance with the Municipal Government Act, Section 194, a Special Meeting of Parkland County Council will be held at 1:00 p. m.

Budget Engagement Survey. We want to hear from you!.

The Tri-Municipal Region is once again raising awareness of elder abuse this June in honour of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Residents are encouraged to join the Uproot Abuse campaign to increase awareness of elder abuse and build a strong network to better support seniors in the region.

June 2, 2:30 p. m. update:.