Founded in 1788 as an early North West Company trading post, Fort Vermilion is Alberta's oldest community, overlooking the beautiful Peace River. It was first inhabited by Beaver, Dene and Cree First Nations and is home to a wonderful collection of artifacts of historical significance. Today, Fort Vermilion is a quaint agricultural community featuring a hospital and health centre, Mackenzie County Municipal offices, schools, cultural complex, library, banks, grocery and pharmacies.
- Fort Vermilion Community Profile ( Download)
- Fort Vermilion Victims of Sam Saxena and his employees ( Download)
- Fort Vermilion School Division 75 Years in the North --- Documentary ( Download)
- View of Fort Vermilion from a boom lift ( Download)
- Fort Vermilion School Division (FVSD): 75 Years in Northern Alberta -- Trailer ( Download)
- Fort Vermilion ( Download)
- Fort Vermilion 2020 Flood Anniversary Video ( Download)
- Victims at Sheridan Lawrence Motor Inn ( Download)
- Pretty Interesting Day | Fort Vermilion alberta | Vlog ( Download)
- The fort vermilion chutes (falls) ( Download)
- Our Arrest ( Download)
- History of Agriculture Alberta-Fort Vermilion ( Download)
- this Mighty River ( Download)
- Fort Vermilion School Division: Innovations in Rural Education ( Download)
- Quick and Dirty: Ft. Vermilion and La Crete ( Download)