Biche County's Ward 7. Omer Moghrabi was elected as mayor in 2017, Councillors Lorin Tkachuk and Colin Cote represent Ward 7 on Lac La Biche County Council. Provincially, the community has been represented by every major political party in Alberta history (expand table for details). Infrastructure Lac La Biche Airport (YLB) is located west of Lac La Biche. It features a fully serviced paved airstrip. Education The main campus of Portage College is located in Lac La Biche. The college has an ACAC hockey team named the Portage Voyageurs. The team's first season began in the fall of 2008. Northern Lights School Division No. 69 Vera M. Welsh Elementary School (K-3) Aurora Middle School (4–8) J.A. Williams High School (9–12) Lac La Biche Off-Campus (8–12) Other Light of Christ Catholic School (Preschool-Grade 11) École Sainte-Catherine (K-4) Media Media outlets serving Lac La Biche and area include the Lac La Biche Post weekly newspaper and the Boom 103.5 radio station. See also List of communities in Alberta List of former urban municipalities in Alberta List of hamlets in Alberta References Sources This is the full-text diary of David Thompson which includes numerous references to the Nahathaway in general and to the First Nations of the Lac la Biche region in particular. He describes their belief in life after death and consequences on the human soul for crimes and misdeeds. Designated places in Alberta Former towns in Alberta Hamlets in Alberta Hudson's Bay Company trading posts Lac La Biche County Populated places disestablished in 2007