Author: J A McRae

Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter An intoxicated man died while in the care of the RCMP after arriving at the Gleichen detachment. The 47-year-old Strathmore man had been causing aRead More »

Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter After much anticipation, the groundbreaking ceremony and construction for the firefighters memorial took place May 12. ATCO gas is the primary sponsor, and president BrianRead More »

 Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter The Strathmore Spartans high school soccer team fell to 2-1 on the season with a 5-2 loss to Holy Trinity Academy, from Okotoks, May 10.Read More »

Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter The Strathmore Figure Skating Club hosted its first awards banquet on Thursday May 6. The entire club and their families joined together at the CivicRead More »

Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter Every year the Drumheller Rotary Club nominates two people for the citizen of the year award. This year’s finalists were Heather Colberg and Rita Pallesen.Read More »

Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter The missionary group Rainbow of Promise went to Trinity Lutheran Christian Academy to share their experiences with the schools. They put on a skit forRead More »

Shannon LeClair  – Times Reporter The inter faith dialogue took place on Sunday May 9. It was a meeting between the Christian community and the Ahmadiyya Muslim community from Calgary.Read More »

Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter Election time will go smoother this year than it has in past years at least, for the ballot counters, that is. In previous years votingRead More »

Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter Six McDonalds locations competed in a challenge this past week to see which one could raise the most money for a local charity. Gail andRead More »

Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter Talk of the residential irrigation, RI, lines has become a source of discontent amongst council. Two weeks ago a notice went out  to the publicRead More »

Shannon Leclair  – Times Reporter Gleichen arena is finally getting the face lift it desperately needed. It had previously been one of the few left in Alberta which still hadRead More »