Lac La Biche County is a recently incorporated rural and urban municipality situated approximately 100 miles Northeast of Edmonton. On August 1, 2007, Lac La Biche County was formed when the former Town of Lac La Biche and former Lakeland County were amalgamated. Lac La Biche County is an area blessed with natural beauty in the form of an abundance of lakes, old growth forests, wildlife and excellent outdoor recreational opportunities. It is a community steeped in cultural diversity and history with European settlement dating back over 200 years to the fur trade. Main industries include Oil and Gas, forestry, tourism and agriculture. Further, the Hamlet of Lac La Biche serves as a business hub to the area and it is a growing and thriving community. In May, 2002, the former Village of Plamondon was dissolved and is another important community in Lac La Biche County. Lac La Biche County has seen an unprecedented period of growth in recent years and this trend is expected to continue well into the foreseeable future. |
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