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Let’s flip back the pages of time and look at what happened in late 2001:
 
• Enron Corp. filed for bankruptcy.
• Hamid Karzai was sworn in as the interim leader in Afghanistan.
• Christiaan Barnard—the South African surgeon who made medical history in 1967 by performing the first human heart transplant—died at age 78.
• Shell Canada Limited’s Athabasca Oil Sands Project was still months away from starting.

• The Detroit Red Wings were into a season that would see them eventually face the Carolina Hurricanes in the Stanley Cup finals, giving Scotty Bowman his ninth Cup win.

• Alberta Construction Magazine published its first issue recognizing the year's top construction projects.

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Featured Articles
Dec 2011
Rebuilding Slave Lake
Devastated by May wildfire, town prepares for an intensive rebuild
Now imagine 25 busy years crammed into the span of 24 months-the northern Alberta town's estimated timeline for the recovery process-and you start to see the challenge facing this town as it begins to ...
Dec 2011
Rough road ahead
The long process of restoring Slave Lake’s battered infrastructure will take patience and ingenuity
Brian Vance's new office has a view. It just happens to be a view of his old office.

It is mid-September and the chief administrative officer for the Town of Slave Lake is beginning to sett ...
Dec 2011
No sleep yet
Local contractor working around the clock to ‘make a difference in this town’
Tyson Houle is tired, but he can't rest yet. There's just too much to do.

Any small business owner will tell you of the many hats he must wear, and Houle is no exception. As co-owner of Bul ...
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