This buzzing community is full of life!
The Town of Falher offers wholesome restaurants, a pool and recreational centre, a giant bee in the heart of the town, plus so much more. The Honey Capital of Canada welcomes people from near and far to experience some of the best amenities in the area.
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Fall in the Municipal District of Fairview No. 136 and the Town of Fairview is an experience like no other!
Imagine seeing Historical Dunvegan Provincial Park covered in various shades of yellow, red, gold and orange, or hiking through the river valley at Pratt’s Landing as the air turns crisp and cool, these are moments you won’t quickly forget. Plan your trip now and see what this area has to offer in the one of the most colourful seasons.
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Weaving is an ancient art!
At the Centre Culturel de St-Isidore the St. Isidore Weavers share their talents and perpetuates the traditional arts and crafts of their ancestors. Stop by and admire or take home a piece of their work.
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Come explore one of the must- see birding destinations in the Peace Region, the Kimiwan Bird Walk!
This area in the Town of McLennan is indisputably one of the premier waterfowl sighting areas in North America.
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Did you know?
The Village Of Hines Creek is known as the “End of Steel” – because it was historically the furthest point north and west that the Northern Alberta Railway extended to across the vast prairies. The Village erected the world’s largest spike in 1992, measuring 13 feet high and 15 inches wide, developing “Spike Park”.
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