That was the year that was

That’s just about a wrap for 2025. With the end in sight, it’s time to look back and reflect on the good and bad of the last 12 months.

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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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Amanda Jefferey, Reporter

Opinion: Please let’s drop the double standards

One of the Crown-given rights of Canadians is the right to complain ad nauseam about anything that mildly irritates them. All Canadians exercise this right at some point or another to varying degrees.

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Countdown to Christmas

That ringing noise you hear isn’t sleigh bells, it’s cash registers across the land gearing up for the busiest couple of weeks of the 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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Drake’s gets a bigger bus

The Drake’s Handi-Bus now has a second vehicle to help transport more people in Drayton Valley, Alberta. Sam Hill, one of the drivers for Drake’s Handi-Bus, says the original bus only had room for seven passengers

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Santa’s Workshop proves a hit

More than 1,000 people came out to greet jolly old St. Nick at Santa’s Workshop last weekend in Drayton Valley, Alberta. The Community Parenting Coalition (CPC) has been hosting Santa’s Workshop for several years

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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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