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Albertas-Lakeland-Guide-2019.Pdf For more information: Phone 1-888-645-4155 Website www.TravelLakeland.ca Phone 1-888-452-5962 Website www.kalynacountry.com Editorial Content David Paul, Bob Bezpalko, Jodi Gueutal, Charlene Gauthier, Rebecca Paul, Marianne Price, Jodie Pruden, Cathrin Lohstraeter Design & Layout Sportscene Publications Inc. www.sportscene.ca Photo Credits Charlene Gauthier, Marianne Price, Index Mandy Watters, Marcy Farrer, Gary Bonnyville ................................................. 4 Padlesky, Sherry Skrypichayko, Bob Cold Lake .................................................. 6 Bezpalko, Alison Cote, Dwayne Brandly, Elk Point .................................................... 7 Louise Sherren, Fred Alexandruk, Glendon .................................................... 8 David Paul, Dwayne Goreniuk, Loretta Gibbons ..................................................... 9 Falkenburg, Larissa Gauthier, Rebecca Heinsburg ................................................. 9 Features Paul, Jodie Pruden, Cathrin Lohstraeter, Holden ....................................................... 9 Kalyna Country’s Amberlynn Nott, Pamela Wolanski Innisfree .................................................. 10 Multifaceted Heritage ..... Inside Front Cover Cover photo Lisa Roper Lamont ................................................... 10 2019 Events ..............................................1 Any reproduction of contents in whole or in part Lac La Biche ........................................... 11 Museums ................................................ 14 is prohibited. All rights reserved. Mallaig .................................................... 12 Lisa Roper - Avid Outdoor Girl ................15 Considerable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the listings and information shown. County of Minburn No. 27 ..................... 12 Alberta’s Lakeland Map ............................16 The Alberta’s Lakeland DMO regrets any errors or Mundare ................................................. 13 Kalyna Country Map................................18 omissions. The publisher assumes no responsibility Plamondon ............................................. 13 History for the Taking - The Museums for the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of the Smoky Lake ............................................ 22 and Historic Sites of Kalyna Country .....20 information. The listing of any company or product in Town of St. Paul ....................................... 23 Golf Courses ............................................21 this guide does not reflect an endorsement of that company or product. The information contained herein County of St. Paul .................................... 24 Alberta’s Iron Horse Trail ........................24 is subject to change without notice. Extra care is taken Vilna ........................................................ 25 Fishing Holes ...........................................29 to ensure copy accuracy but is not guaranteed. Waskatenau ............................................ 25 Campgrounds ......................................... 30 FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION. PRINTED IN CANADA. Westlock ................................................. 26 In the Land of Big .......................Back Cover he Kalyna country Ecomuseum encompasses an area three times the size of Prince Edward Island in the picturesque and uniquely historic countryside to the North Saskatchewan River basin east of Edmonton. A blend of parkland and prairie Tlandscapes, this region was for millennia inhabited by various nomadic aboriginal tribes, before being permanently occupied in the 1700’s by the Cree. Soon after, the first European explorers entered Alberta, using the North Saskatchewan River on the momentous journeys of discovery. Among the famous trailblazers who traversed Kalyna Country were Anthony Henday (1754-1755), Peter Pond (1778), Peter Fidler (1792) and the renowned mapmaker David Thompson (1812). A total of six fur-trading posts were then established at various points on the North Saskatchewan River, starting with Fort George Buckingham House (1792-1801), near Elk Point and ending with Fort Victoria (1864- 1888), south of Smoky Lake. Both have been developed as provincial historic sites. Afterwards, Christian missionaries began their evangelical work; the St.Paul de Cris Church at Brosseau and the Steinhauer Mission Cemetery in Goodfish Lake, bearing testament to the success of their endeavours. In the late 1800s the Kalyna Country wilderness was heavily settled by an influx of East European immigrants, chiefly Ukrainians and their Old World neighbours, the Poles, Romanians, Solvaks and “Volksdeutsche” Germans. To this day, the prosperous rural communities dotting this historic “heartland” in Alberta have a distinctly multicultural flavour. 2 Vintage Snowmobile Trail Ride and Show & Shine – Elk Point (780) 210-0249 201 9 Events 2 Snowmobile Rally & Supper – Mannville (780) 853-0056 January 2019 2 Spring Bull-A-Rama Series #1 – Cold Lake Ag. Society (780) 594-0667 6 Cultural Awareness Day – Portage College Lac La Biche 6 Music Jamboree – Cold Lake 6 The Very Hungry Caterpillar & Eric Carle Favourites 9 Crib Night – Boscombe – Bonnyville Centennial Centre (780) 812-3400 12 Adult Group Ski – Shaw Lake 7 Steak Supper – Holden 13 Music Jamboree La Corey 7 Movies – Holden 18 Blues Concert – Bonnyville Centennial Centre 10 Cabane à sucre – ACFA Plamondon (780) 798-3896 19 Moonlight Night Ski – Shaw Lake 14 Health & Fitness Fair – Lac La Biche 19 Music Jamboree – Fishing Lake Métis Settlement 14 Atom D Hockey Provincials – Elk Point 20 Music Jamboree – Islay 15-16 “Tons of Money” Dinner Theatre – Elk Point Arts & Leisure Centre 23 Crib Night – Boscombe (780) 227-1420 26 Music Jamboree – Heinsburg 15-17 Mixed Bonspiel – Marwayne 26 Country Corral Talent Show – Boscombe 15-17 Hockey en Féte – ACFA Plamondon (780) 798-3896 27 Music Jamboree – Elizabeth Métis Settlemen 16 The Race of Vermilion 21-23 Murder of Comedy – The Grande Parlour, Cold Lake (780) 812-6010 February 2019 22-23 “Tons of Money” Dinner Theatre – Elk Point Arts & Leisure Centre 2 Chapelle’s 5th Annual Family Fun Day – Plamondon (780) 227-1420 2 Music Jamboree – Tulliby Lake 23 ATV Rally – Hylo Rec & Ag. Society (780) 623-7405 6 Winter Walk Day – Gibbons 24 John Reischman and The Jaybirds – Beaver Regional Arts, Holden 8 Free Family Movie – Ryley (780) 668-2126 8-10 Open Doubles Curling Bonspiel – Waskatenau 28-30 Murder of Comedy – The Grande Parlour, Cold Lake (780) 812-6010 9 Movies – Holden 29 Dr. Brousseau Dinner Theatre “Mulan” – Bonnyville 9 Pop Up Market – St. Paul 30 Spring Bull-A-Rama Series #2 – Cold Lake Ag. Society (780) 594-0667 9 Canadian Birkebeiner Ski Festival – Elk Island & Area (780) 430-7153 30 Zabava – Glendon Shevchenko Ukrainian Dance Club 15 Historic Hotel Steak Night – Marwayne 30 Bounce House Fun Day – Bonnyville Centennial Centre 15 Sweetheart Dance – Boscombe (780) 812-3400 15 Family Day Festival – Lac La Biche 31 Spring Barrel Series – Elk Point Riding Arena 16 Snowmobile Rally – Myrnam 16 Snow Fever – Kinosoo Ridge Snow Resort (780) 594-5564 April 2019 16 Shiverfest (Family Day Event) – St. Paul 3 Crib Night – Boscombe 16 Snowmobile Drag Races – Cold Lake 5-6 Pro Bull Riding – Marwayne 16 Valentine Steak & Shrimp Supper – Holden 5-6 “Lost City of the Nunus” Community Dinner Theatre 16-18 Family Day Festivities in Lakeland Communities – Kitscoty (780) 846-2075 17 Myrnam Antique Snowmobile Show – River Ridge Riders (780) 210-0230 5-7 Curling Bonspiel – Lac La Biche 18 Family Day Sturling Open Cash Spiel – Marwayne 6 Easter Sale – Lac La Biche Bold Centre 21 Mens Curling Bonspiel – Edgerton 6 RCMP Ball – St. Paul 22 Legion Wing Night – Marwayne 7 Spring Barrel Series – Elk Point Riding Arena 22 Kairo’s Blanket Exercise – Vermilion 7 Music Jamboree – Cold Lake 22 Family Games Night – Lac La Biche 11 Easter Ham Bingo – Ranfurly 23 50th Anniversary Zabava – Two Hills 11-13 Rotary Garage Sale – Vermilion 23 Paint Night – Cold Lake 12 Kidsport Dodge Ball Tournament – Bonnyville 23-24 Winter Festival of Speed – Lac La Biche (780) 623-2662 12-13 “Lost City of the Nunus” Community Dinner Theatre 24 Historical Hotel Bingo – Marwayne – Kitscoty (780) 846-2075 24 Cross Country Ski Season Celebration – Lac La Biche 12-14 Ukrainian Dance Festival – Vermilion 24 The Legend of George Jones: Duane Steele – Beaver Regional Arts, 12-14 Home & Leisure Trade Show – Cold Lake (780) 594-4747 Holden (780) 668-2126 12-14 High School Rodeo – St. Paul Ag. Society (780) 645-4373 26 Steak Night – Ranfurly 13 The Chevelle’s Dinner & Show – Lakeland Inn, Cold Lake 28 – March 3 Ladies Bonspiel Viva La Mexico – Marwayne 13 Spring Bull-A-Rama Series #3 – Cold Lake Ag. Society (780) 594-0667 March 2019 14 Music Jamboree – La Corey 14 Colour of Spring Fashion & Flowers – Lamont (780) 895-2010 1-3 Demeria Memorial Co-ed Hockey Tournament – Mallaig 17 Crib Night – Boscombe 1-3 Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games – Cold Lake 21 Spring Barrel Series – Elk Point Riding Arena 1-3 Mixed Curling Bonspiel – Waskatenau 27 Agri Days and Tradeshow – Two Hills Ag Society (780) 657-3542 1-4 Kalyna Country Performing Arts Association Festival 27 Music Jamboree – Heinsburg (780) 943-3148 – Smoky Lake (780) 895-7471 27-28 Seussical Jr. – Elk Point Arts & Leisure Centre (780) 645-9774 2 Bounce House Fun – Bonnyville Centennial Centre (780) 812-3400 28 Music Jamboree – Elizabeth Métis Settlement 2 Kinsmen On The Pond Hockey Tournament 29 Pryvett Annual Ukrainian Dance Concert – Waskatenau
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