The Sylvan Lake RCMP detachment has created an exchange zone for the public to use.
The purpose of this new zone, is to allow the public the ability to meet others when they need to exchange something (think an unused guitar, or a patio set). This safe-exchange site is located in the front parking lot of the RCMP detachment (4260 - 50 Street), on the north side; a new " exchange zon e" sign has been installed, and two designated parking spots have been reserved. 
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The season of giving and sharing is upon us. Our community spirit is what makes Sylvan Lake a briliant place to live and grow our families, enjoy our neighbours, and connect to others on a daily basis. Either at the grocery store talking to the cashier, dropping off a child at a daycare with a caretaker, or as simply opening a door for a stranger - We take care of each other through kindness and service. Let's get in the Spirit this Season!
New to 2020, is the the Community...
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The Sylvan Lake Youth IMPACT (Individuals Making Positive Action and Change Today) Coalition is a group of youth in grades 7-12 who plan, create, implement and facilitate initiatives and activities that promote unity, acceptance and belonging for all residents of Sylvan Lake. IMPACT is funded through an AHS Addiction Prevention grant and supported by the Town of Sylvan Lake. 
In 2020, the IMPACT Coalition made just that – an impact, and to celebrate, their first...
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We're pleased to share the following announcement, as released by the Government of Alberta earlier this morning.
“ In the growing community of Sylvan Lake, we see the province’s investment in the infrastructure needed to move our residents, industry, and visitors into and throughout our region as strategic and welcome. The flow of goods, services, and people are vital to a successful economy. We saw what the twinning of Highway 11 from Red Deer to Sylvan Lake...
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On January 15, Sylvan Lake students, Brooklyn Liikala, Rebecca Kingston, Gracie Langford, and Grace Degenhardt - together with their Advanced Outdoor Education teacher Linda Wagers, braved the cold to perform a skit for Town Council and staff in Council Chambers.
What kind of skit? Over the past few months, the girls worked hard researching and learning about important environmental issues that impact Sylvan Lake. The Take it Off Ice Hut Registration Initiative, and the...
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