You never know what you’ll find tucked away in a small town, and Burstall Fuels is one of those places. Don’t let the name fool you because the store’s “Collectibles, Antiques & Eats”…

I received this text last week and at first thought it was legitimate as I receive e-transfers for the business all of the time.

With spring training camps under way in Florida and Arizona, it’s time to bring out the hyperbole machine to try to foretell what will happen in 2024.

You can't force wonder, you can't make it happen. But you can facilitate it, make yourself available to it, get in its path.

When it comes to contradictions, there are some funny examples to consider. The following two statements are contradictory: “God made me an atheist. Who are you to question Him?”

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Enjoy this week’s comic strips and have a laugh!

New data from Statistics Canada confirms that Alberta continues to spend the least on public education of any province in Canada.

Forty years ago a group of approximately 25 women gathered in Esther Profoun’s basement in Oyen where she taught them how to make porcelain dolls.

The days are ticking down to the NHL trading deadline. This is arguably the most important day on the regular-season calendar for Stanley Cup contenders or teams that would like to become contenders.

The third annual National Youth Climate Activism Award launched last month and is now accepting applications from youth in the climate activism space across the country.

March is nutrition month, and there is no better time to highlight how dietitians can work as your partner to improve your health through nutrition.

As Alberta heads into wildfire season, many areas of the province are experiencing heightened wildfire risk.

Last week Ms Chloe Herman was the recipient of the Christian Witness Award. Ms Herman teaches Grades 3 and 4 at Assumption Roman Catholic elementary school in Oyen.

Wednesday night, I enjoyed a telephone visit with Lauretta Thygesen of Calgary. This former Oyenite, who will celebrate her 98th birthday on May 14…

The 2023-24 Fun League at the Oyen and District Curling Club held their final draws on February 27.

FICTION: Don’t Let Her Stay / by: Nicola Sanders, Night For Day / by: Roselle Lim, Sun of Blood and Ruin / by: Mariely Lares…

The cost of food in Canada is not too high. It’s just that there is a shortage of money in the country to be able to buy the food with.

The Big Country Agricultural Society Team Roping Committee had a busy winter at the Crossroads Centre, hosting four roping events that concluded on February 24.

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