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Accident – death – Obituary News : Fort McMurray music teacher Jessica McIntosh recently hosted a piano recital at the Fort McMurray International Airport, creating a festive atmosphere for passengers and staff. The recital, held on December 15, featured twenty-eight musicians performing Christmas classics. This event showcased the talent and love for music in the community.
In other news, an art exhibition titled “ᓵᑭᐦᐃᑐᐊᐧᐠ sâkihitowak ełghąnuwutą they love each other” is currently being held at the Jubilee Centre’s lobby. The exhibition features historical images and artworks that highlight the Indigenous experience through intergenerational love. The exhibition will run until the end of 2023, from Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Upcoming events in the community include the Blackhorse Christmas Dinner on December 23 at the Blackhorse Pub, the Jingle and Mingle Ugly Sweater Party on December 24 at the Blackhorse Pub, and a free Christmas meal hosted by the Fort McMurray Knights of Columbus on Christmas Day at Our Lady of the Rivers Catholic School. The community is invited to attend these events and enjoy the holiday season.
Looking ahead to 2024, Mayor Sandy Bowman has announced plans to introduce incentives to attract more people to the Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo region. The incentives will target individuals with skilled trades, new businesses, and students at Keyano College. These strategies aim to address the challenge of attracting people to the community and showcase what Fort McMurray has to offer.
The Fort McMurray International Airport, despite facing challenges in 2023 due to the pandemic, is optimistic for growth in 2024. The airport saw a significant decrease in passenger traffic, but it expects a rise in numbers next year. The airport is hopeful about the introduction of new flights and is actively working to attract airlines. Despite setbacks, such as the failure of Flair Airlines’ direct flight to Tucson, the airport remains committed to providing a clean and enjoyable travel experience for passengers.
In other news, Chief Allan Adam of the Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation has called for a permanent road to Fort Chipewyan. The community relies on a winter road that recently opened for light vehicles, but a permanent route is necessary for emergencies and resupplying the community. Chief Adam has met with local mayors to discuss the importance of an all-weather road and hopes to see progress in the near future.
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The RMWB recently held its first Name That Plow contest, where residents had the opportunity to suggest names for the municipality’s plows. The winning names have been announced, and they will be displayed on seven graders, front-end loaders, and snowplows this winter. The contest was a fun way to engage the community and showcase their creativity.
Lastly, the RCMP is investigating a fire that destroyed the original St. Gabriel’s Catholic Mission in Janvier. The fire occurred on December 15, and witnesses reported seeing a silver sedan leaving the scene. The adjacent church remains unaffected, but this incident highlights the need to respect the community and its landmarks.
As the year comes to a close, Fort McMurray Wood Buffalo looks forward to a new year filled with opportunities for growth, community engagement, and celebration. Stay tuned for more news and events in the region by signing up for our newsletter..
