Since 1990, Lac La Biche Glass & Mirror has been an owner-operated business built on quality services. We are determined to provide the Lac La Biche, area with automotive, residential, commercial and industrial glass sales, installation and service.

The Club meets the 2nd Monday of the month at 7pm, September to May. Members meet to encourage, support, critique work, share ideas, plan activities and art shows, and workshops and to promote visual art in our community. We invite anyone to come and join us. Cost is $15 annually

Located in the village of Plamondon, in northern Alberta, Boréal FM is proud to broadcast original French-language content. Our goal is to support and encourage the oral culture of French in a minority environment.

Have you ever thought of starting your own business? If so we are here to help. Project Gazelle focuses on assisting female entrepreneurs build a successful venture. It can be as simple as introducing the concept of entrepreneurship to assisting with the development of a thorough business plan. Our unique approach to business development includes innovative coaching and training plus access to unique co-working areas. Project Gazelle believes in the rainforest philosophy, where bringing entrepreneurs together creates opportunities for sharing and new ideas emerge. Community Futures Lac La Biche co-hosts Project Gazelle online events, hosts local events and provides a physical incubator space!  Check the Events Calendar regularly:  https://www.eventbrite.ca/o/project-gazelle-30906611383

Land and water search, rescue and recovery. Provides training for members and certification in First Aid, Man-Trackers, search and rescue fundamentals, CPR and many more.

The Lac La Biche office (located at Island View) is responsible for Seniors Apartments (Bouvier Place and Island View), as well as all Family Housing and Rent Supplement programs. Rental accommodations are based on income or rent supplement programs (if criteria are met).

Offer a childcare program for families in need of care surrounding school hours. To be eligible for this program, children must be enrolled in Kindergarten or any grade.

We offer over 30 certificate and diploma programs in our campuses, to give students the ability to choose their own path through education. Some of the benefits include small, intimate class sizes, a wide range of services for students including counselling and wellness, fitness and recreation and learning resources. Service area: We have 7 campuses over Northeast Alberta: Lac La Biche, Cold Lake, St. Paul, Boyle, Frog Lake First Nation, Saddle Lake Cree Nation and Whitefish Lake First Nation #128.

The association organizes fun shoots, rifle sightings in the Fall, and occasional social gatherings. A trap house is also available for trap shooting.

Services provided teeth cleaning, oral health exams, teeth whitening, sports mouthguards, dentures and referrals to dentists and some dental specialists.

The society works to ensure a variety of recreational and social activities for seniors including floor curling, pool, cards, ladies’ crafts and bingo. Dinner every Wednesday starting at noon, cost for members is $10 and $13 for non-members. To be a member, you must be 55+ and the fee is $10 per year. The centre and kitchen facilities can be rented.

We are a nonprofit organization that promotes and supports the French language, culture and French-Canadian history and heritage. The cultural centre can be rented to anyone. Everyone is welcome.

Disabilities aren’t always visible and more than 60% of Canadians are working with some form of barrier or health condition.  Everyone’s needs differ and we recognize that only YOU know what works best for YOU. Community Futures Entrepreneurs with Disabilities Program (EDP) helps people working with barriers or health conditions to start and grow businesses. One-to-One Business Coaching Our group of EDP Business Coaches (many of them entrepreneurs themselves) are available to all Alberta EDP clients and the Program covers the cost of their fees.  Coaches are regionally located and work with your local Community Futures office to design the best program possible for you to launch or enhance your business! Business Plan Creation We can assist you with creating your business plan, so that it works as a roadmap for you and your business.  Again, the Program covers this cost. Business Resources We can direct you to available resources and business training in your community.  EDP will cover the cost of your training, (to a maximum of $3,000.00). To Qualify, you must: Have a self-disclosed disability or ongoing health condition Live in rural Alberta (see below for links to our urban partners in Calgary & Edmonton) Have a viable […]

We are a kindergarten to grade 6 school which has a low pupil to teacher ratio. The “family like” atmosphere is a model for inclusion and safe and caring schools. Because we only have 2 classrooms, we can offer our students a variety of fieldtrips throughout the year to enhance their learning experiences

The goal of our school is to do all we can to ensure that each student has a great middle school experience. We are a grade 4-8 school that offers unique options like band, YAP, outdoor education and fine arts.

The Kinsmen Club of Lac La Biche has taken on many community projects to support our community, while also participating with provincial and national charity activities. The Kinsmen hall is available for rent.

We serve adults and children with mental health issues/ disorders effecting their psychological and emotional well-being. Alberta Health Services has resources and services, such as Text4Hope, available to help you or someone you know. Remember, if you are struggling you are not alone. There are supports in place to help you.

Facebook: @ Lac La Biche Pow Wow Days & Fish Derby Association

Certified coaches hold classes 4 times per week to learn how to maintain and shoot a bow, generally for families. Member families have open access to the facility which has indoor and outdoor 3-D ranges. The season typically runs from September to May. There are competitive shoots organized throughout the province from January to August.

Helps people reduce their barriers to employment and/ or increase their skills to fully participate in society. We do this through ongoing community collaboration in a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment. English as a second language, reading, writing, conversational classes for beginners, Intermediate advanced. Also offers basic computer skills GED exam and beginner word and excel.

The Museum takes visitors back to the hamlet’s early days, when pioneers led by Joseph Plamondon came to start new lives in the Lakeland. You can also visit the charming Mini Parc Heritage Park and walk among miniature replicas of Plamondon’s first buildings and homesteads. If you speak français, the locals will love hearing it!

“Pride & Joy” of Plamondon. The Festival Place has a seating capacity of 550, 2 meeting rooms and a “Mini” Theatre. Rental includes outdoor grounds for camping and is the perfect venue for any occasion. Annual events at the Festival Centre include; Comedy Night, Mini Jamboree, MudBog, Murder Mystery, Festival de Noel, movies and more.

Conveniently located on Highway 36, near Beaver Lake For a relaxing trip to the lakes region of Alberta, book your room at our Ramada Lac La Biche hotel near Beaver Lake. Our clean and accommodating guest rooms were designed with your comfort in mind, featuring thoughtful amenities to brighten your stay.

Established in 1978 and housing nearly 2000 works of art and artifacts, MOAPAA seeks to foster a greater appreciation and understanding of Indigenous art.

Memberships are free for any person residing in Lac La Biche County or living on reserve in Alberta. We have books, multilingual resources, kits, Internet access, Wi-Fi, DVD’s, magazines, Daisy CD’s, e- Resources, kits, video games, board games, recording studio, Musical Instrument Lending Library and so much more. In fact, your library card gives people access to over 4.5 million print materials.

Provides leadership and management of the Lac La Biche Museum and visitor information centre. Choice of membership packages are available annually.

Provide a wide range of health services including immunizations and public health nursing.

Established in 1853 – making it one of the oldest communities in Alberta – the Lac La Biche Mission is a beautiful National Historic Site located on the shores of picturesque Lac La Biche lake. This 45-acre site, including several restored historical buildings, numerous displays and an interpretive centre, offers visitors a link to the past through guided tours, all just a short drive away. Come walk through the fully restored 1894 Convent where some of Alberta’s first European residents – the nuns of the Mission – spent their days. There you will see numerous displays featuring antiques once used by the nuns, priests and children residing at the Mission site. We are an officially designated Provincial Historic Resource and a Parks Canada National Historic Site.

Career planning and resources, Labour market information, job postings, employment standards, workplace health and safety, income support and child support services, and assured income for the severely handicapped (AISH).

Provides social services to reserve residents including programs for youth and seniors.

Our vision at École Plamondon School is to graduate students who value multiculturalism, family, honesty, commitment and work ethic. Our Kindergarten to Grade 12 school offers diverse language opportunities consisting of English, French and Russian programs.

Youth soccer program U5 to U19 and adult soccer. Indoor season October to February and Outdoor season April to June.

The Resource One Aboriginal Business Association (ROABA) is a non-profit organization that consists of Aboriginal Businesses, committed to networking between membership, enhancing industry communication, and promoting business for the betterment of all people in the region. Our association ensures that all Full Members are qualified by at least 51% Aboriginal ownership and are local to the Resource One area.

Our Grade 9 to 12 school is a culturally diverse population and the various needs of our province, thereby providing the tools for continuing education, employment, and global awareness. We strive to promote mutual respect, intellectual growth, social consciousness, cultural sensitivity, environmental awareness, and physical development and healthy living.

A full range of community-based services including public health services, school immunization, home care, palliative care, newborn home visits, pre-natal services and the Injury Control Project. Information provided for general health inquiries, hearing screening, mental health, dental referrals, cervical screening and a registered dietician.

Service Area: Lac La Biche, Beaver Lake, Boyle, Buffalo Lake, Kikino, Plamondon, Wandering River, Heart Lake and surrounding areas.

A service Organization for women to raise money for charitable causes, and to get together for social events. A great way to meet new people and help out our community. The Kinette Club of Lac La Biche meets the first Wednesday of every month at 6:30 pm. All women are invited to come and check us out!

We are a local group of people who come together for the purpose of worshiping God and building each other up in our faith in Jesus Christ. Sunday school, worship services, Women’s bible study, Children’s club, Hockey and Munchkins and Moms are some of the classes and opportunities to support each other, learn and flourish. Contact the church for more information. Everyone welcome!

We offer Independent Supportive Living (ISL), designated supportive living (DSL) and memory care. We work in partnership with Alberta Health Services (AHS) as a designated supportive living site for a variety of needs; Level 3 (DSL3), Level 4 (DSL4) and level dementia or complex needs (DSL4D).

The centre provides a place for members to socialize and keep updated on issues that affect the 55+ population. Special evening suppers, luncheons, and potluck suppers are held throughout the year.

A non-profit society that works towards educating our community about local birds and natural history. We do annual Christmas and May species counts, work with schools and parks on leading and sharing information about birds.

We offer a variety of swim options for every age group and swim ability; lane, public and family swims.

Psychological Services- call for a consultation.

Canada Post provides mail delivery and other postal services to the area including: regular mail, Express Post (1-2 days), and Priority Post (next day delivery depending on location). The outlet also provides a wide range of products for mail packaging/delivery needs such as: stamps, envelopes, parcel paper, tape, boxes and padded packaging.

We’re a small-town dealership that offers big-city prices including on-the-spot financing, a huge selection of parts, and state-of-the-art service department. Tarrabain Dodge is a family owned and operated dealership, selling Chrysler Dodge vehicles since 1974. We believe in our community and support: Lac La Biche & District Chamber of Commerce, donating to the Hospital Foundation, our National Historic Site the Lac La Biche Mission, our local Museum, and KidSPort, and On the Pond Hockey – anything that empowers kids who are our future!  Come in and find out what it’s like to be treated like family. Other Services include – Petro Canada Fuel Station, Car Wash, Vehicle Towing, Vehicle Rental You can even shop from home: https://www.tarrabainmotor.ca/shop-online.htm and If you don’t see what you are looking for, click on CarFinder, fill out the form, and we will let you know when vehicles arrive that match your search!

One of Alberta’s ten regional authorities with responsibility to plan and deliver child and family services for its residents. Service area: Northeast Alberta Region- Fishing Lake, Kikino, Elizabeth and Buffalo Lake Métis Settlements.

Coin laundry, laundry drop-off service, convenience store and homemade soup & sandwich

Serving Lac La Biche County and surrounding areas. We offer monuments, pre-planning and flowers.

We provide several services within the Lakeland region including Dietitian, Kinesiologist, Social Workers, Nurses and other health professionals. To access our programs and services speak with your Doctor about a referral, call Lakeland PCN at 780-645-1188.  No referral necessary for Social Workers, or Dietician. Call us to find out what services are available in your area.

Alongside community members, provincial agencies and the RCMP our Peace Officers stride to provide proactive education and leadership. As well as enforce provincial laws, non-criminal offences and municipal bylaws including, traffic, animal control (dog pound) and unsightly yard complaints. For any questions, including burning permits, please contact our Peace Officers.

Small rural community facility with complete kitchen, playground, paved parking lot, fire pit, BBQ and camping area. Maximum capacity is 75 people, can be rented and is used for social functions during the year.

Animal Shelter OUR MISSION: To advocate for the humane treatment of animals in our region who would otherwise be neglected, mistreated, or killed, & to relieve the pain & suffering of animals through educational efforts &/or direct intervention. We believe that the neglect of local animals is a regional problem and deserves a regional solution.

Sparks- ages 5-6, Brownies- ages 7-8, Guides- ages 9-11, Pathfinders- ages 12-14 , Leaders- Women of all ages, varying levels of opportunities to volunteer. Program runs September to May.

Canada’s second and North America’s third Mosque was built in 1958 in Lac La Biche to serve local and visiting Arab community, largely of Lebanese origin. Religious classes are held for children, women and men. Tours are available to the public, please call for more information.

We offer a variety of worship, fellowship and service opportunities available. We believe that the door to salvation is always open and so are the doors to our church.

We believe that our students are life-long learners who deserve a spectrum of creative opportunities to achieve success in a supportive, respectful environment that will provide them with skills for the rest of their lives. We offer individual personalized academic plans, community involvement opportunities, career development, and experiential learning opportunities within a safe and positive environment.

Supporting Albertans in managing their own health. Health link provides more knowledgeable public, fewer hospital visits and healthier communities.

Utilizing the FLIGHT curriculum, we provide learning opportunities that meet the developmental needs of Indigenous children (ages 3-4) in a collaborative, community-based and culturally appropriate environment while respecting children as “Mighty Learners.”

Each authority oversees a range of services including Child Protection, Adoption Services, Day Care Programs, Family Violence Prevention, Resources for Children with Disabilities (FSCD) and Early Intervention. This community-based system will allow services and programs to be planned on the basis of local

Administration of the financial affairs; public works operation and maintenance; human resources and development including youth and senior’s programs, housing, education, health and other band programs.

Petroleum, Hardware, Agriculture, Food.

Rural management of resources in parks and protected areas. Also manage recreation areas in the Lac La Biche region such as provincial parks and recreation areas.

WELCOME TO TOP SHELF GRILL Little restaurant, big flavours! We are open on call, 7 days a week. Call or text an order and we will make it fresh! Just a short drive from Lac La Biche, located in the Plamondon Arena, is the Top Shelf Grill. Home to awesome take out and delicious homemade burgers!

FCSS is a partnership between Lac La Biche County and the province to deliver preventive social services. We provide support to the whole community through individual supports, programs, grants, community development and encouraging volunteerism. FCSS also manages County programs such as the Community Access Bus, Bold Center Child Mind service and Emergency Social Services.

Sunday service 10am. Worship is taking place at the Key Way Tin Bible school. “We are spiritual seekers saved by God’s grace with Christ, the Lord of Glory, as our focus and God’s word as our guide”. Join us for coffee every Wednesday morning at 10am.

We are a museum that provides interpretive historical and cultural programs with exhibits that “Tell the story” of the Lac La Biche County and Lakeland Region.

Contact Protective Services for any Lac La Biche County Fire and Rescue inquiries including fire safety codes, Emergency Social Services, recruitment, training, requests and questions. This also includes the Fire Halls in the communities of Plamondon, Hylo, Owl River and Rich Lake.

Private RV park with yearly site rentals. Power & water sites, water only sites, creek for fishing/canoe, over 100 acres of forest to explore. If you love nature and relaxing this could be the place for you. Additional Information POWER & WATER SITES Power for RV plug in (30 amps) Water hook up for RV Use of dump station Creek side stalls WATER only SITES Water hook up for RV Use of dump station Creek side stalls Camping Season May – Sept See Less Keywords:

The society serves as a hub of many agricultural districts and the community hall serves as a central gathering place for many events. These include weddings, dances, picnics graduation, craft fairs, meetings, Christmas, parties, and community plays. $5 a year membership fee.

Preschool 3- and 4-year old’s, Kindergarten and grade 1, French immersion (kindergarten to grade 3). Out of school care for mornings and afterschool and extracurricular sports.

Treatments, prevention and information services related to all addictions. Outpatient services are also available.

Every child is offered a personalized education of top quality, built on a holistic foundation. We create a safe, caring environment where parents, families, community members, community service providers and local leadership are contributing partners.

The centre offers an outdoor rink and a large playground. The hall has a seniors centre attached. The main facility can be rented for public or private events.

Not for profit assisting businesses with advice and lending and the community with economic development services. We provide: Free Business Advice Business Planning assistance Referrals Resources and Training Lending Services Services for Entrepreneurs with Disabilities Key Search Words: Contrary to popular belief, Lorem Ipsum is not simply random text. It has roots in a piece of classical Latin literature from 45 BC, making it over 2000 years old. Richard McClintock, a Latin professor at Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, looked up one of the more obscure Latin words, consectetur, from a Lorem Ipsum passage, and going through the cites of the word in classical literature, discovered the undoubtable source. Lorem Ipsum comes from sections 1.10.32 and 1.10.33 of “de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum” (The Extremes of Good and Evil) by Cicero, written in 45 BC. This book is a treatise on the theory of ethics, very popular during the Renaissance. The first line of Lorem Ipsum, “Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet..”, comes from a line in section 1.10.32.

Healing à la Source is where you can observe Noella’s passion.  Learn about the thousand year-old Art of Stained Glass. Visit the workshop and watch Noella create, buy original works of art, have something commissioned, or take part in a workshop. This concept is what is known as an Économusee, (show, teach, sell) and is part of an international network of traditional artisans who share their story.  She also specializes in leather work and drum making! Noella also offers Holistic workshops in Reiki and Access Bars to help people change their energy levels and promote healing. She is equipped to help you grow and reach your goals, desires and full potential. Many thanks to the CDEA, SRE-Government of Canada and Alberta for their dedication and support to make this dream reality. On June 3rd, Noella is excited to be hosting a virtual opening of her économusée boutique, Healing à la Source, located at 10322-103 avenue in Lac La Biche. The boutique is one of just two Alberta members of Économusee, an international network of traditional artisans that are able to share their story with tourists and their community. If you would like to be part of the virtual opening of […]

Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement governance structure consists of five elected council members, with an Administrative Staff that oversee the daily operations of our local government. Our community provides a variety of health and wellness programs in addition to various activities available for families of all ages.

A nine-member management team sees its members as experts in their own right as uniquely important sources of knowledge, experience and wisdom. Amisk School serves children from grades ECS-3.

Provides educational groups and supports; teaching participants what constitutes domestic violence and unhealthy relationships and providing practical tools for developing healthy relationships.

Manages fisheries and wildlife in the Lac La Biche area. Enforcement of fish and wildlife area.

Provide a wide range of comfort and quality service to seniors and vulnerable adults. Services can include nursing, rehabilitation, home care and occupational therapy including. Self or agency referrals can be made, as well as family and friends.

Promotes recreational and sports activities for youth under 18 years of age such as ball, hockey, golf, swimming, and programs outside in nature.

Independent living facility for senior citizens who are functionally independent, all meals are provided and offer level 1-3 care. Rents are income based.

School division administration office including; Human Resources and Special Education. Our division provides quality public education programs with enhanced Learning opportunities in 29 schools in Northeastern Alberta.

Hylo/Venice Recreation and Agricultural Society is a not-for-profit organization incorporated provincially under the laws of the Province of Alberta. The society’s principal goal and activity is to enhance the quality of life and to encourage improvement. Community organization that puts on activities that promote cultural, recreational and agricultural events and activities for the community

Administers a number of community programs supporting a suite of community-based and community-delivered initiatives and strategies that collectively aim to improve health outcomes and reduce health risks in three targeted areas: children and youth, chronic disease and injury prevention, and mental health and addictions.

The Society is a non-profit organization whose vision is to promote awareness and understanding of agriculture’s vital role in the community, respectful of a diverse heritage with a progressive focus on innovation for the future. The Lakeland Agricom and Rodeo Grounds are key facilities of the Society.