Have you ever checked the horsepower of a vehicle you’re planning on buying? There’s a reason it’s called that. Horsepower is not a metaphor. It’s literally the amount of power a horse can generate. Since the Lac La Biche Museum isn’t a living heritage site, we don’t have live horses. However, we do have some […]
The roots of modern Canada began on July 1, 1867, with Confederation, the joining of the Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and the Province of Canada into the Dominion of Canada. Other provinces would eventually join the new dominion, with Alberta joining in 1907, Newfoundland as the final addition in 1949, and the creation of Nunavut […]
National Homemade Soup Day A Taste of Lac La Biche By Jennifer Mueller (Museum Manager of the Lac La Biche Museum) In 2005, Lac La Biche County (at that time called Lakeland County) published a cookbook. This wonderful little book shares recipes collected from residents throughout the County. In the age of COVID, many people […]