Auxiliary supports several important services

Last year was a busy one for the Drayton Valley Healthcare Auxiliary. Doreen Beckett, the president and manager of the Drayton Valley Healthcare Auxiliary Thrift Store, says they raise funds for the Drayton Valley Hospital, the Serenity House, and the Breton Extended Care facility.

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High demand for food bank

Hamper requests at the Drayton Valley, Alberta Food Bank have increased this year, but not at the same rate as last year.

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Women’s rehab centre moving forward

Several Drayton Valley residents are looking to open a rehabilitation centre for women in the community. While Opportunity Home opened in 2023, the rehabilitation centre only takes in men. All Are Daughters will be able to complement Opportunity Home by offering a centre for women.

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New lab will help with hands-on learning

Students, first responders, and hospital staff will now have hands-on training through the new Drayton Valley Hospital eSIM Lab that opened last week.

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Legion steps in to help veteran

While many think of the Royal Canadian Legion as a place to remember the fallen and thank veterans for their service, one local veteran credits the Drayton Valley legion with saving his life.

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Forever Canada Bus hits town

A former Progressive Conservative Deputy Premier stopped in Drayton Valley last week to thank the local volunteers for their efforts to collect signatures for the Forever Canada petition.

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Initiative supports young entrepreneurs

Three Breton High School students spent last summer starting and running their own business. The Young Entrepreneurs Training Initiative. Breton, Alberta

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Anti violence program faces funding cut

Funding cuts threaten Drayton Valley’s Moving Forward Beyond Anger and Anxiety course, raising concerns over online alternatives and rural access.

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