At Sylvan Lake’s regular meeting of council on Jan. 10, council was presented with two proposed changes to waste and water management and the release of the 2022-2024 budget.

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Sylvan Lake’s Lakewood Golf Resort continues to grow.

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Sylvan Lake’s water and sewage bill is projected to increase this year. The town is making adjustments to the current rates and is inviting Lakers to provide amendments to council on or before Jan. 10. The last adjustment was made in 2018.

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Sylvan Lake town council has approved its 2022 interim operating budget.

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Water and sewage rates are going up in Sylvan Lake next year.

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Catering to increased traffic and ensuring pedestrian safety, the Town of Sylvan Lake has added a new traffic signal at the intersection of 46 St. and 47 Ave. The signal began normal operation Monday morning after being turned on Nov. 19.

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The Town of Sylvan Lake has been named the 2021 National Champions by Certified Management Consultants (CMC Canada) along with earning the International Constantinus Award’s silver medal.

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A long-time Sylvan Laker, mother, step-mother, communications professional, and former two-term council member Megan Hanson is Sylvan Lake’s new mayor-elect.

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The Town of Sylvan Lake is inviting community members to actively engage in devising a construction plan along Memorial Trail.

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Investors’ interest in central Alberta appears to be rising along with oil prices.

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