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Vermilion pulled out all the stops when the Count De Topor of London arrived in Canada as a representative of British capitalists in June...

I often like to look through old newspapers, and the Internet makes that much easier to do. There are always major events that happen in...

Tornadoes are not a rare occurrence in Alberta. While the United States has the most tornadoes by far, Canada is second in the world....

The year 1912 was overall a good year for Canada, Alberta and Vermilion. The country was booming still, and the First World War was still...

The Royal Canadian Legion Field Marshal Alexander Branch 11 held a memorial service for the late Her Majesty, the Queen of Canada on...

It was in February of 1922 when a hockey scandal rocked Vermilion. After Vegreville won the Bix Six Hockey League Series Championship it...

The Vermilion library has been one of the most important places for residents to visit for years. Through the years, it has helped teach...

In May of 1948, Viscount Alexander Governor General of Canada was visiting Vermilion with his wife Lady Alexander in order to attend an...

One yearly event I always look forward to is the farm curl. Hosted by The Vermilion Agricultural Society in partnership with the...

The discovery of 215 childrens remains at the Kamloops Indian Residential School was announced by the Chief of the Tk’emlups te Secwepemc...

During the Second World War, Vermilion went above and beyond when it came to offering assistance. As a reward, Viscount Alexander, the...

In Canada, Crime Prevention Week began in November, 1983 and the Alberta government began acknowledging the week with a provincial focus...

Oil has always been an important part of the local industry for Vermilion, at least going back to the 1920s or so. Before Alberta was...

The Duke of Edinburgh. File photo Since Prince Philip’s death you have heard a lot about the Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme which was one...

Toland Cochrane (left) and Aaron Hayman (right), owners of Burnt Rock Adventure Co. Photo Elaina John Baseball found in joists of the...

The Clandonald Colony brought three distinct cultures together, united primarily in faith, and a shared desire to raise their families in...

Agriculture societies and their fairs have a long, storied history in Canada. First introduced by early settlers, the concept of the...