As autumn settles in and the crisp air surrounds us, Pathfinder Hall is gearing up to host a heartwarming evening of community spirit, music, and mouthwatering food. Following the success of their spring fundraiser, the hall is once again opening its doors for their Second Perogy Supper and Dance on Saturday, November 14—an event that promises to be as lively as it is delicious. Guests will be treated to an unforgettable feast featuring homemade cabbage and cheese perogies, t

Students and staff at St. Jerome’s School in Vermilion gathered in the school gymnasium on November 6 for a Remembrance Day ceremony honouring the men and women who have served, continue to serve, and made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. The ceremony brought together students, family members, staff, Royal Canadian Army Cadets, representatives of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 11 and invited guests for a tribute filled with music, reflection and remembrance. Kaelyn

The Royal Canadian Legion Field Marshal Alexander Branch 11 hosted its third annual Veterans Appreciation Dinner on November 7, bringing together veterans, families, Legion members, and community supporters for an evening of remembrance and appreciation. Co-Chair and Master of Ceremonies Comrade Peter Clark welcomed guests before opening the evening with the Act of Remembrance, honouring those who sacrificed their lives in service to their country. “Their sacrifice will ever

Students’ hard work and the community support behind their achievements were celebrated at J.R. Robson School’s annual Awards Ceremony on November 6. Families, staff, and community donors gathered to recognize students in Grades 7–12 for their accomplishments during the 2025–2026 academic year. The evening included academic and athletic awards, scholarships, and recognition for citizenship, leadership, and school spirit. Vice-Principal Nicole Polishuk welcomed those attending

The meaning of sacrifice and the importance of remembering those who never returned home took on a personal significance at J.R. Robson School on November 6, as two retired Canadian Armed Forces members shared their experiences of military service, the challenges of deployment and the loss of fellow soldiers during the school’s Remembrance Day ceremony. Lorne Maier served as master of ceremonies in the school gymnasium, beginning with the Treaty 6 Acknowledgement before welco

Members of the Vermilion Royal Canadian Legion Branch 11 have been carrying on the tradition of remembrance, placing poppies, Canadian flags, and wreaths throughout local communities in honour of those who served their country. On Saturday, November 7, Legion members were joined by Vermilion Mayor Rob Snow, and Nash Clark at the Vermilion Cemetery, where they placed poppies and Canadian flags at the gravesites of local veterans. Despite windy conditions, the group carried out

Vermilion Elementary School students and staff gathered in the school gymnasium on November 6 for a Remembrance Day ceremony honouring those who have served, continue to serve, and made the ultimate sacrifice for Canada’s freedom. The ceremony began at 9 a.m. with Lleyton Bates serving as master of ceremonies. The Royal Canadian Army Cadet Colour Party led the procession, accompanied by Royal Canadian Legion Branch 11 representatives President Darlene Carrier, First Vice Pres

Vermilion Public Library welcomed guest speaker and author Susan Hillman Brazeau on November 7 for a presentation exploring the history of Canada’s British Home Children. The free afternoon program provided an opportunity to learn about the children brought from Britain to Canada through child migration programs and the experiences that became part of their lives here. Beginning in 1869, more than 100,000 children were sent to Canada through assisted immigration. Many were pl

A restored chapel ceiling, renewed windows and archway, a new ramp and landscaping, along with a brighter interior greeted visitors as Reflections Funeral & Cremation Services held an open house on November 4, from 1 p.m. until 7 p.m. The gathering welcomed community members and fellow funeral professionals to the funeral home at 4824 51 Avenue in Vermilion, following its purchase of Creech’s Lakeland Funeral Home’s Vermilion location earlier this year. Owners Candice and J

The Vermilion Jr. B Tigers made the most of their scoring chances against the Lloydminster Bandits, earning a 6–3 victory despite being outshot 56–19. Scott and Rentz each scored twice as the Tigers built an early lead, then added two late goals after the Bandits pulled within one in the third period. Scott opened the scoring with assists from Pavka and Davidson before Rentz made it 2–0, assisted by Malka and Hill. Lloydminster answered before the end of the first, leaving Ve

Royal Canadian Legion branches across Alberta, the Northwest Territories, and Nova Scotia have raised $143,575 to support military personnel and families affected by the October 17 tragedy at CFB Wainwright, with more than $10,000 already spent assisting those in need. Bruce Marriott, District Commander with the Royal Canadian Legion, who oversees several branches in the region, provided the fundraising update, explaining that contributions have come from branches within the

Alumni Hall at Lakeland College came alive with the sounds of bluegrass, folk, and Americana on November 7 as The Unfaithful Servants entertained an enthusiastic crowd during the Vermilion Allied Arts Council’s second performance of the season. The evening brought music lovers together to enjoy a blend of lively instrumentals, rich vocal harmonies, and heartfelt songwriting, showcasing the band’s ability to put a modern twist on traditional acoustic music. The talented four-m

The ice is ready, the rocks are sliding, and the Vermilion Curling Club is welcoming curlers of all ages and experience levels back for another season. With several leagues already underway and others preparing to begin, the club has plenty to offer those looking to stay active, meet new people and enjoy a little friendly competition throughout the winter months. Whether you’re a seasoned curler, someone who hasn’t picked up a broom in years, or a complete beginner interested

November is here, and one Vermilion mother is hoping the community will once again come together to support a cause close to her family’s heart. Carrie Frederick, who works at Long’s Value Drug Mart in Vermilion, will be collecting donations throughout November in support of her son Chris and his Movember fundraising team, The Moustache Machine. A donation box will be available on the till counter at Long’s Value Drug Mart from November 1 to 30, giving residents an opportunit

The Vermilion Regional Centre was a busy place over the weekend as the Hunt Mania Gun and Sportsman Show made its first appearance in Vermilion from October 30 to November 1, drawing a great turnout of outdoor enthusiasts from the community and surrounding areas. With well over 40 vendors filling the venue, visitors had plenty to see and explore throughout the three-day event. From hunting and fishing equipment to camping gear, firearms, archery supplies, knives and outdoor a

Downtown Vermilion got into the Halloween spirit on Saturday, October 31, with the debut of Vermilion Boo-Levard, a new initiative bringing local businesses together to offer children a little extra trick-or-treating fun. The idea was brought forward by Adam from Express Pizza, who took the initiative to organize the event and encourage downtown businesses to participate in the Halloween festivities. Beginning at noon, young ghosts, goblins, witches, princesses and superheroe

The Vermilion Allied Arts Council is preparing to welcome The Unfaithful Servants to the stage on November 7 for its second performance of the season; promising local music lovers an evening of exceptional musicianship, powerful harmonies, and an exciting blend of folk, bluegrass, and Americana. Recognized as one of Canada’s standout acoustic groups, The Unfaithful Servants have been making waves across Western Canada with their energetic performances and fresh approach to tr

The Vermilion Jr. B Tigers gave their hometown fans plenty to cheer about on Friday, October 30, as they defeated the Vegreville Rangers 5-1 at Vermilion Stadium during a Halloween-themed evening that brought plenty of excitement both on and off the ice. The Tigers wasted little time getting things started, with Vaughan opening the scoring in the first period, assisted by Toutant and Selte. Hannah added a power-play goal later in the period, with help from Pavka and Davidson,

A special delivery brought plenty of smiles to Lakeland College’s Vermilion campus recently, as Webb’s Machinery Ltd. and New Holland Agriculture surprised the college’s human services faculty with seven child-sized ride-on tractors and three trailers for the new natural playscape at the renovated Newcombe N. Bentley Building. While the campus is no stranger to tractors travelling across its grounds during harvest season, this particular convoy was a little different. Childre

The Vermilion Voice continued a fun Halloween tradition this year, hosting its third annual Halloween Colouring Contest and giving local children a chance to show off their creativity while competing for a Halloween goodie bucket. The contest, featured in the newspaper’s October 13 issue, invited children to participate in two age categories, ages 2 to 7 and 8 to 14, with a different Halloween-themed colouring page for each group. Young artists had until October 23 to submit