Lorna Hamilton
Exciting Times Ahead: 11th Annual Snowmobile Expo
The history of snowmobiling is a fascinating journey. In the 1950s, a few manufacturers embarked on the ambitious task of creating a...
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Doreen Flewell Klatt
2 days ago3 min read
Learning To Type
How do you type on your keyboard? Do you poke away at the keys with one finger or use two fingers to double your speed? Or are you all...
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Craig Baird
2 days ago2 min read
Vermilion In November 1924
Each month, I like to take a look at what was going on in the community exactly 100 years ago. As we are now in November, we are...
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Dawn Hames
2 days ago3 min read
Pink Friday
Did you know that Pink Friday is Friday, November 22, 2024? Pink Friday is a shop small and shop local event. Pink Friday was started in...
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Lorna Hamilton
2 days ago2 min read
Ron Moses Community Christmas Dinner:A 29-Year Tradition
In the heartwarming spirit of giving that defines the holiday season, the Ron Moses Community Christmas Dinner is set to mark its 29th...
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Lorna Hamilton
2 days ago2 min read
Savor: A Feast For The Senses
On the crisp evening of November 15, the Vermilion Regional Centre transformed into a haven for food enthusiasts as The Good Life...
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Lorna Hamilton
2 days ago2 min read
Urgent Call To Protect Alberta’s Wild Horses
Alberta’s iconic wild horses, affectionately known as “Wildies,” are once again at risk. The Help Alberta Wildies Society (HAWS) is...
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Lorna Hamilton
4 days ago2 min read
Vermilion Community Games Night Kicks Off
Living in a small town like Vermilion has its perks—tight-knit communities, sports events, craft sales, farmers’ markets, and local...
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Lorna Hamilton
4 days ago2 min read
Santa Anonymous 2024:Community Spirit Shines Bright In Vermilion
The spirit of giving is alive and well in Vermilion as the Vermilion Lions Club continues its legacy of hosting the Santa Anonymous...
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Lorna Hamilton
4 days ago3 min read
Town Council Of November 5
The Council meeting of November 5 was called to order at 6 p.m. by Deputy Mayor Joshua Rayment, who requested a motion to adopt the...
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A Family’s Wartime Connection
This is the story of my Granny Evelyn’s uncle, Napoleon Morin, who served with the Royal Winnipeg Rifles during World War II and fought...
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Lorna Hamilton
4 days ago3 min read
Honouring Sacrifice: Remembrance Day Ceremonies
Under cloudy skies and windy, cold temperatures, a solemn gathering convened at the Vermilion Cenotaph on November 11 for the annual...
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Lorna Hamilton
Nov 92 min read
Vermilion Senior Centre
The Vermilion Senior Centre is thrilled to announce the completion of its long-awaited floor renovation project, with the north floor...
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Craig Baird
Nov 92 min read
Mayor Brimacombe Sings Vermilions Praises
In early October 1915, while the First World War was raging, Mayor M.A. Brimacombe, the mayor of Vermilion, vas traveling on the West...
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Lorna Hamilton
Nov 91 min read
Vermilion Credit Union Gives Back To Local Communities
In another meaningful display of community support, the Vermilion Credit Union (VCU) has once again extended its hand to local...
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Lorna Hamilton
Nov 92 min read
Realtor Wendy Wowk Takes Real Estate In A New Direction
Realtor Wendy Wowk has been a familiar face in Vermilion’s real estate market since 2012, after she earned her real estate license in...
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Lorna Hamilton
Nov 92 min read
First United Church Fall Supper Brings Community Together
In a beautiful return to tradition, community members gathered at the Vermilion Senior Centre on November 1 for the First United Church...
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Submitted
Nov 84 min read
Lakeland Partners In Putting ‘Good Fire’ On The Prairies
Staff from Lakeland College’s Emergency Training Centre joined representatives from the Nature Conservancy of Canada, Canadian Wildlife...
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