Following World War 1, the French canadian migration was encouraged by the Oblate missionaries to tap into the vast tracks of fertile land in this region. The communities of Falher, Donnelly, Girouxville, Guy, and McLennan are living proof of the resiliency of those early residents. Schools, clubs, sporting and social events, and the daily lives of the people and communities in Smoky River Region reveal this rich legacy.

Let your senses experience our world- Smoky River Region- smell the clear air and fragrant crops of clover, alfalfa, and wild flowers. - see the vibrant colours of our sky and the quilt-like floral and earthly designs provided by the variety of crops. Hear the sounds of birds, bees, wind in the trees, the coyotes song, a crackling campfire and music of the water. Taste the sweet goodness of our honey and sample our delicious beef and bison. Walk or ride our many trials or go boating on our rivers and lakes.

The economic riches of Smoky River Region above and below the ground can provide an opportunity for growth and business development.

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