Imagine waking Thursday morning and not quite knowing what “morning” means, let alone Thursday. Imagine this happens on Friday, too.

A common joke goes like this: there is freedom of speech in China, but there is no freedom after speech. It’s meant to be humorous…

Record investments will build a stronger, more flexible and innovative system for emergency medical services (EMS) with better access to care and shorter wait times.

Family, friends and staff thoroughly enjoyed watching students from Westcliffe Composite School perform a play in the school gym Thursday evening, March 30th.

A March, 1998 issue of The West Central Crossroads featured the latest technology for farmers. “More and more farmers are using the Internet to help manage their operations…

Battle River—Crowfoot Member of Parliament, Damien C. Kurek, shared his thoughts on the 2023 Liberal budget, presented Tuesday.

There are times in grief where you just feel lonely. There are many suggestions and advice out there for combating loneliness.

Step aside, Ernie Richardson. Make room, Kevin Martin. Stand over there, Kevin Koe. Slide to the side, Randy Ferbey.

My brother is treating his stroke as a gift. Granted, he doesn’t always see it that way, but he is trying to mine it. His intention to use its lessons to enrich his life is admirable…

Someone once said, “History is the sum total of things that could have been avoided.” Those words could apply to a little-known piece of Canadian history from the mid-1960s.

Though the event may not be until June, Kindersley Rodeo organizers are hard at work getting things ready for their marquee event.

March of Dimes is a community-based rehabilitation and advocacy charity for people with physical disabilities.

Super T Aviation and Prairie Rose Public Schools’ South Alberta Flight Academy to partner with HALO Air Ambulance in first-of-its-kind aviation agreement.

It was a sterling campaign, but the Oyen Eagles’ fight in the East Central Senior Hockey League season is over.

Canadian reporter challenges Biden on the hypocrisy of killing Keystone XL, but approving Alaska Willow Project last week.

Both budget time and tax season is upon us, and top of mind is how Canadians are feeling the burden of increased taxes, higher prices from inflation…

Alberta’s government is exploring expanding an economic corridor in east-central Alberta.

It’s the first week of Spring but it still doesn’t feel like it. Today they’re calling for a high of +2, the temperatures are still -10 or colder overnight.

Alberta’s government is supporting the province’s local agriculture and food sector by helping producers and processors market their products.

A community strategies meeting was held at the Sedalia Community Hall, Saturday afternoon, March 18th. Approximately 75 people came out for the meeting…