Janice Huser

Alberta

Editor at Lakeland Today

Mom to boys. Wife. Journalist. Photographer. Small business owner. Lover of coffee served in flashy coffee mugs.

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Youngest soccer players get experience at St. Paul mini tournament

1 week ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

ST. PAUL - While youth teams were competing on one side of the St. Paul Lions Soccer Fields, U7, U9 and U11 teams got to experience a mini tournament on the other side. On June 14, U7 and U9 soccer teams from St. Paul and a few visiting teams from elsewhere in the Lakeland, competed in this year's mini tournament. On Sunday, the U11 teams took to the soccer pitch for their own mini tournament.
Racette band concert features superheroes and other popular hits

1 week ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

A symphony of sound and heroism filled the air at Racette Jr. High, as the school's band students showcased their musical prowess in a superhero-themed spring concert. ST. PAUL - The Racette Jr. High School Grade 6 to 9 band students gathered in a gymnasium packed with family and friends on June 5 for the school’s annual spring concert.
SPAEC and EPOS celebrate 2025 graduating class

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

ST. PAUL - St. Paul Alternate Education Centre (SPAEC) and Elk Point Outreach School (EPOS) celebrated this year's graduating class with a celebration on June 6 at the St. Paul Senior Citizens Centre. Principal Breana Malcolmson spoke to the graduates, offering advice and congratulations for the hard work that had been put into achieving the milestone.
Bear spotted in St. Paul park on Sunday

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

ST. PAUL - Residents who were out enjoying Lagasse Park on Sunday afternoon may have noticed RCMP officers in the area, following a report of a black bear wandering in the park. On June 8, Fish and Wildlife officers received a report of a bear in a green space at Lagasse Park in St. Paul, according to information from Calli Forbes, assistant communications director – Public Safety and Emergency Services, with the Government of Alberta.
Junior high athletes run, jump and throw at SPAA championship event

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

ST. PAUL - It was a race to finish between two of the St. Paul area's largest junior high schools, but after the points were tallied, Racette Jr. High School would come away with the most points overall following this year's St. Paul Athletics Association (SPAA) track and field championship. Young athletes from Grade 7 to 9 gathered at the track at St. Paul Regional High School on June 3 to take part in this year's SPAA track meet.
State of local emergency declared by Lac La Biche County due to out of control wildfire

3 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

LAC LA BICHE - A wildfire that is burning out of control in the Winefred Lake area, northwest of Cold Lake and northeast of Lac La Biche, has resulted in Lac La Biche County declaring a state of local emergency and an evacuation order being put in place. The Caribou Lake Wildfire (LWF090) is burning out of control and is an estimated 62,768 ha in size, according to the Government of Alberta. "Alberta Wildfire had crews working overnight on the northwest side of the wildfire.
Confirmed case of measles in Cold Lake results in public alert

3 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

COLD LAKE - People who were at the Cold Lake Healthcare Centre Emergency Department for periods of time on May 28, 29 and 30 may have been exposed to measles. Alberta Health Services (AHS) released an advisory on June 4, stating, "Alberta Health Services (AHS) has been notified of people with confirmed measles in the North Zone who have been in a public setting while infectious.
St. Paul Regional High School celebrates culture and diversity

1 month ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

A multi-cultural celebration took place in the halls of St. Paul Regional High School on May 13 as students enjoyed food from a variety of cultures. ST. PAUL - A multi-cultural celebration took place in the halls of St. Paul Regional High School on May 13 as students enjoyed food from a variety of cultures. A long line-up saw students being served hundreds of perogies, butter chicken, and more. The lunch-hour event also included songs performed by students from the school's music program.
St. Paul fire department called out to third fire in two days near Highway 881

1 month ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

ST. PAUL - After being called out to two fires near Highway 881, north of St. Paul on May 20, fire crews were once again called out to a fire at one of the same locations on Wednesday morning. At 5 a.m., on May 21, "the same structure was lit again on fire," confirmed Fire Chief Trevor Kotowich. "The property was checked yesterday with a thermal imaging camera at 3 p.m. to ensure no hot-spots existed.
St. Paul Gymnastics Club attends first ever out-of-town competition

1 month ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

ST. PAUL - The St. Paul Gymnastics Club had 10 athletes compete in Edmonton over the Mother's Day weekend in the club's first ever out-of-town competition. The competition was hosted by Capital City Gymnastics. While the St. Paul club has held annual meets in town for its own gymnasts to participate in, the organization has never competed with gymnasts from other clubs or other gyms, says Andrea Hall, events coordinator with the gymnastics club.