Letter to the Editor: West Central Crisis Centre saves lives
In 1979, before the Trans Canada Highway was twinned between Medicine Hat and Calgary, we lost my 28-year-old father in a horrid car accident caused by a drunk driver, I was 7 at the time.
Sibbald News April 5
I am sorry this news is a bit late! We were away last week, and I forgot to send this news earlier. However, better late than never.
The RMA Formally Opposes the Creation of an Alberta Provincial Police Service
Nisku, AB – The Rural Municipalities of Alberta (RMA) has submitted a report to the Ministry of Justice and Solicitor General opposing the creation of an Alberta Provincial Police Service (APPS).
Terri Pelton appointed new Child and Youth Advocate
EDMONTON - Terri Pelton was sworn-in today as Alberta’s new Child and Youth Advocate during an official ceremony at the legislature.
A made-in-Alberta solution to battle wild boar
Alberta’s government has developed the Wild Boar Control Program to eliminate the destructive pest’s threat to crops, livestock and the environment.
Oyen Golf Club gets a fresh look
The Oyen & District Golf Club has a fresh new look, thanks to a lot of hard work by volunteers and donations from community businesses.
Lori Peacock receives Women in Agriculture award
The Agriculture Financial Services Corporation (AFSC) announced its Women in Agriculture Award recipients.
Relief at the pumps is here for Albertans
Alberta’s government is no longer collecting the provincial fuel tax while oil prices are high. Drivers will save the 13-cent provincial fuel tax on every litre of gasoline or diesel they purchase.
Prairie Oasis Park Online Reservations Back for 2022 Season
Camping season will be here soon, and Special Areas is busy getting municipal parks and campgrounds ready for the 2022 season. Online reservations are back - and better than ever!
Look closely for verticillium stripe in 2022
Verticillium stripe caused yield loss in some canola fields in 2020 and 2021, and probably will again in 2022.
A tribute to William Wardill
William (Bill) Wardill passed away on March 19, 2022, however, his memory lives on within the many stories he relayed throughout the years.
It’s lambing season at the Circle R Ranch
It’s a busy time of year for Michele and Kevin Rast and their family at Circle R Ranch, located between the communities of Beadle and Netherhill.
Penton: Changes aplenty in Major League Baseball
The baseball season that almost went by the wayside is ready to go. And if you haven’t been paying close attention, the changes are many.
Pop 89: The Resurrection of Supper at the Seniors
Last night we had our first community supper in two years. For twenty bucks you got a slab of roasted ham, a scoop of scalloped potatoes, fresh peas from the Hutterites, coleslaw and a slice of pie or a brownie.
Check It Out: Truth can’t be hidden
Before presenting the financial statement to his boss, the office manager asked, “Before I continue, you’re not one of those guys who blames the messenger for bad news, are you?”
Sure Fire Streaming: Windfall, Imperium, Blackbird, and more
The best in TV and film from your living room.
Youngstown News March 30
With the increased temperatures over the the past few days, it appears as though spring may have finally arrived in the Youngstown area.
Acadia Valley News March 30
It’s a beautiful sunny day here today. They’re calling for a high of plus 16 today. Freddie turned on the slushy machine’s at The Store yesterday, if that’s not a sign of Spring I don’t know what is!
Investing in Alberta’s sport legacy
Alberta’s government is supporting the City of Edmonton’s 2026 FIFA World Cup host city bid.
Pop 89: The Subtle World
We all have the earth in common. The land called the settlers to her, away from the noisy industrialized cities, writes Sheri Mitchell in Sacred Instructions.