Interesting Links
Battle River Watershed
The Battle River is the lifeblood of the Parkland Natural Region in east-central Alberta, supplying water resources to residents, municipalities, industries and agriculture.
The Battle River is the lifeblood of the Parkland Natural Region in east-central Alberta, supplying water resources to residents, municipalities, industries and agriculture.
Boom Town Trail
Boomtown Trail communities sprang to life almost overnight around a century ago, spurred on by the expansion of the railways.
Boomtown Trail communities sprang to life almost overnight around a century ago, spurred on by the expansion of the railways.
East Parkland Community and Business Development Corporation
To sustain our communities and assist their growth by identifying and promoting their advantages, by providing information, education and business counseling, and by providing financial assistance as an alternative lender
To sustain our communities and assist their growth by identifying and promoting their advantages, by providing information, education and business counseling, and by providing financial assistance as an alternative lender
Lacombe County
Lacombe County is a very diverse municipality with the inclusion of many types of agricultural operations as well as a vibrant petrochemical and oil and gas industry.
Lacombe County is a very diverse municipality with the inclusion of many types of agricultural operations as well as a vibrant petrochemical and oil and gas industry.
The Battle River Alliance for Economic Development
The Battle River Alliance for Economic Development (BRAED) is a group of thirty-four communities that work cooperatively and voluntarily to address community economic development issues from a regional perspective.
The Battle River Alliance for Economic Development (BRAED) is a group of thirty-four communities that work cooperatively and voluntarily to address community economic development issues from a regional perspective.
Town of Lacombe
Named after a pioneer priest who first passed through this area of the parklands in 1850, and incorporated as a tiny village in 1896.
Named after a pioneer priest who first passed through this area of the parklands in 1850, and incorporated as a tiny village in 1896.
Village of Alix
A modern, progressive community of 825 friendly residents
A modern, progressive community of 825 friendly residents