Letter: CANADA’S FOOD BASKET
Canada is known as one of the “Food baskets” of the world, and we have millions of people living off the food banks. Now we hear we have people in Canada who have scurvy.
Town of Oyen Library Booknotes: Christmas at the Amish Bakeshop
FICTION: Christmas at the Amish Bakeshop / by: Multiple authors, Shy Creatures : A Novel / by: Clare Chambers, The Specimen / by: Jaima Fixsen…
Viva Vitality: Safety on the Slopes
Growing up in Saskatchewan, I truly appreciate the opportunities we have in Alberta to hit the mountains for some downhill skiing or snowboarding!
Oyen quilters give gifts of comfort
There’s nothing better than snuggling with a quilt on a cold, snowy day, and there’s a group of ladies who are making it possible.
Oyen Lodge Report: Residents are getting ready for the Christmas season
Hello, everyone. We have been lucky till now with the weather, and now we have winter, the snow, the cold temperatures and the slick roads.
Tree of Remembrance – fellowship of a common loss
On Saturday, November 16, 2024, MacLean's Funeral Home hosted their annual Tree Of Remembrance at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall in Oyen.
KREW KUTS: A Crossroads Museum Story - Part 2
The creation of this museum moment, as described in these pages last week, was straightforward and unfettered – who originally belonged to several donated wedding accessories…
Acadia Municipal Library News: Library draw!
This is the last week to enter the library draw! Come in and register for a new library card (or renew your current one) to get your name entered.
Seasonal vaccines save lives
The season of deadly respiratory viruses is here. While some people suffer minor inconveniences from respiratory infections, others can experience life-threatening events.
Penton: Not easy picking Canada’s team
The hardest aspect of choosing the players for Canada’s team in the 4 Nations Faceoff tournament in February is not necessarily who will make the team…
SPORTS TALK: Don’t believe the hype - Paul vs Tyson fight was horrible to watch
Jake Paul has claimed that his controversial clash with Mike Tyson achieved a higher gate than any UFC event in history.
Pop 89: You Had A Dream
Of all the gifts one can be given in staggering abundance, mine is dreams. But when was the last time you listened to someone’s dream?
Immigration plan: a reversal from previous announcements
The sign said: I’m getting stronger with age. I can now lift $100 worth of groceries with one hand.
A Culture of Corruption
The culture of corruption within the Liberal government is truly astounding. Every day, it seems, Canadians wake up to another scandal, ethical violation, or misdeed…
Nurse practitioners expand primary care access
The Alberta government’s Nurse Practitioner Primary Care program is showing early signs of success, with 33 nurse practitioners…
Helping heroes build careers in the trades
Alberta’s government is investing $300,000 to help veterans ready to re-enter civilian life transition to careers in the skilled trades.
Foundation investment enhances local healthcare
The Brooks and District Health Foundation’s commitment to invest $750,000 with Alberta Health Services (AHS) has come to fruition as the Brooks Health Centre now houses 14 additional beds.
Alberta shelters are ready for winter
As colder temperatures sweep in, the province is supporting the addition of both temporary winter spaces and year-round spaces in communities across Alberta…