Groovy Kids Club

drop off after school

Groovy Kids Club  https://www.highlevel.ca

Halloween Tulle Wreath Class

Learn how to make a Halloween Wreath $20.00 per person all supplies included

Halloween tulle Wreath Class https://www.highlevel.ca

Family Fun Halloween Night

Free food and lots of fun

Family Fun Halloween Night https://www.highlevel.ca

Halloween Swim or Skate Passes 2019

Halloween Sim or Skate Passes for Trick or Treating

Halloween Swim or Skate Passes

Adult Gym Night

Free Volleyball-Adult Gym Night

https://www.highlevel.caAdult Gym Night

Pool Schedule October 1 to December 22, 2019

Pool schedule from October 1 to December 22, 2019
Autumn and Winter

https://www.highlevel.caAutumn and Winter Pool Schedule

History Book

High Level History Books on sale now for only $85.00 at the Community Services Office

https://www.highlevel.caHigh Level History Book

Organizational and Council meeting briefs for Oct. 15

Here are selected briefs from the Organizational and Council meetings held on Tuesday, Oct. 15, in Council Chambers.

Organizational Meeting

Coun. Boyd Langford will be returning as Deputy Mayor. Acting mayors for the next year serve in six-month increments ...

Public Skate

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Public Skate for 2019/2020

“Together We Stand” campaign raises large sum for HLFD training centre

Fundraising efforts for the “Together We Stand” campaign raised more than $24,000 for the High Level Fire Department’s training centre.

On Oct. 5, during the Firefighter’s Ball, representatives from Raye’s ...

High Level students learn more about the Chuckegg Creek fire

This week, during Fire Prevention Week, a number of students in High Level schools had an opportunity to learn more about the Chuckegg Creek fire and to share their own stories as the High Level Fire Department made classroom presentations throughout the ...

Firefighter’s Ball a celebration of heroes

The High Level Fire Department has responded to more than 300 calls this year.

But, as High Level Fire Chief Rodney Schmidt reminded a packed curling rink Saturday at the 53rd annual Firefighter’s Ball, it was one call in May that started the lon...

Notice to town residents regarding Highway 35 speed limit change

Following concerns expressed by some members of the public, the Town of High Level would like to better explain some of the reasoning behind a recent change in the speed limit to 50 kilometres per hour along a 10-kilometre stretch of Highway 35 south of H...

Speed limit reduction on Highway 35 south of High Level

In response to requests from local municipalities over dangerous driving situations, the Provincial Government has issued a speed reduction on a portion of Highway 35 south of High Level for the foreseeable future.

Effective immediately, the speed limit ha...

Local resident earns scholarship

Local resident Jayme Batt, a former support services clerk with the Town of High Level who distinguished herself as the Town’s Information Officer during the Chuckegg Creek fire emergency this past summer, has been awarded the 2019 Robert E. Wal...

Sept. 23 Council Meeting briefs

Here are selected briefs from the Sept. 23 regular meeting of Council.

Community Standards Bylaw (Public Hearing)

A public hearing on further changes to the Community Standards Bylaw took place at the beginning of Council’s regular meeting on Monday. A larg...

History Book

Employee Long Service Award - Leann Timinsky, 10 years

Leann Timinsky

Senior Lifeguard/Instructor - September 2019

Sept. 5 marked Leann’s tenth anniversary with the Town of High Level as a member of the Community Services Department!

Leann started as a casual lifeguard and instructor and moved to a per...

Smoke makes for dangerous driving conditions

Off-Highway Vehicle Users

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