Falher

Falher is a town in the Peace Country territory of Alberta, Canada. It is situated in the Municipal District of Smoky River No. 130, along Highway 49. Falher is one of the most punctual horticultural networks in the Peace Country. Primary Street Falher incorporates a vast bumble bee statue, as Falher is known as "Nectar Capital of Canada". The statue was worked by nearby welder, Richard Ethier and it gauges 22 feet 8 inches 6.91 m, and its width is 7 feet 7 inches 2.31 m. There is likewise a tall slide by a field where the neighborhood hockey group, The Falher Pirates, play against different groups in the division.

Every year, a "Honey Festival" is held to pay tribute to the beekeeping business which has made an effect in the Smoky River district and all through Canada and the United States. The nectar in the territory is gotten to a great extent from clover seed tasks. At its pinnacle, in excess of 48,000 hives in the area delivered 10 million pounds 4,500 of nectar every year. Today the nectar of the Smoky River Region is known around the world. Falher pulled in national consideration in 2006 because of its high remaining in the "Kraft Hockeyville" challenge, an across the nation rivalry to choose the district that most exemplifies the soul of Canada's national leisure activity.