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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Articles

Former St. Paul resident gets Medal of Valour

1 week ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

ST. PAUL - After spending his childhood growing up in St. Paul, Cst. Ashley JD van Leeuwen has been living a life dedicated to helping others. Now working with the RCMP, he recently received the highest award for bravery - the Medal of Valour. He received the medal in recognition of exceptional valour in the face of extreme hazard, and his willingness to take action for the benefit of others, and the risk of placing himself in harm's way.
Youth hit the stage for fun fairytale musical in Elk Point

1 week ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

ELK POINT - Shrek The Musical Jr. hit the stage at the Elk Point Allied Arts Centre for a second weekend on May 3 and 4. The show offered a fun-filled evening on Saturday, with lots of work and effort put into costumes, the on-stage set, lights, music, and all the other details that brought the musical together. Youth with the Elk Point Theatre Project (EPTP) have been practicing their parts for months and were rewarded with sold-out shows on their last day, Sunday.
Active fires in Frog Lake, evacuations a possibility

1 week ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

FROG LAKE - On Saturday, Frog Lake RCMP advised the public that there are two active fires on the Nation. RCMP is assisting the Frog Lake and Elk Point Fire Departments. "One fire is on Highway 897 at Township Road 562.
Festival of the Arts showcases creativity in St. Paul

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

Home St. Paul News Dance and artwork were on display at the Festival of the Arts in St. Paul. ST. PAUL - The St. Paul & District Arts Foundation held its annual Festival of the Arts on April 26 at the All Saints Ukrainian Orthodox Centre, featuring a group of dancers, along with some unique pieces of art created by students. See a typo/mistake? Have a story/tip?
Junior high badminton players compete at SPAA championship

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

ST. PAUL - Students from across the St. Paul Athletics Association (SPAA) region gathered in school gymnasiums on April 24 to take part in this year's junior high SPAA badminton championship tournament. While it took a couple of days to tally the overall results, Racette Jr. High School would claim both the boys' and girls' championship banners. Racette and Glen Avon School would be in an exact tie for the Mixed SPAA Championship banner.
AHS says more cases of the measles confirmed in Two Hills, Vegreville area

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

TWO HILLS - Alberta Health Services (AHS) has released two locations where people may have been exposed to the measles in the Two Hills and Vegreville areas. AHS released information on April 29 stating it had been "notified of confirmed cases of measles within the Central Zone. These cases have also been in public settings while infectious.
Stubbs and Goodridge re-elected with over 80 per cent of vote

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

LAKELAND - On Tuesday morning, Elections Canada officials noted they were still counting ballots from the April 28 election, but incumbent Conservative MPs in the Lakeland and Fort McMurray-Cold Lake ridings have regained their seats. A statement on the Elections Canada website noted, "Due to the high turnout in this election, particularly by those voting by special ballot and at advance polls, more time is needed to count the ballots while ensuring our integrity checks are done.
Early election results show Stubbs and Goodridge well ahead

2 weeks ago | lakelandtoday.ca | Janice Huser

LAKELAND - While only five of 246 polls in the Lakeland were reporting on the Elections Canada website as of 8:55 p.m. on April 28, incumbent Conservative MP Shannon Stubbs had an overwhelming lead, with 77.6 per cent of the vote. In the Fort McMurray-Cold Lake riding, incumbent Conservative MP Laila Goodridge had 78 per cent of votes secured with seven of 220 polls reporting.
Beyond Local: St. Paul Canadiens win second consecutive Central Canada Cup championship

3 weeks ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Janice Huser

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Beyond Local: St. Paul Canadiens win second consecutive Central Canada Cup championship

3 weeks ago | stalbertgazette.com | Janice Huser

ST. PAUL - It was the battle of Alberta on Sunday at the Clancy Richard Arena as the Central Canada Cup wrapped up, and the hometown St. Paul Canadiens took on the Wetaskiwin Icemen to win their second consecutive Central Canada Cup trophy. The Canadiens earned their spot in the finals after beating the Saskatoon Royals 5-4 in the semi-finals. The Royals were the only team to beat the Canadiens in round robin play. The Icemen beat the Current River Storm 10-2 in their semi-final game.