The days of my life in teaching II (the sequel)
Pat Fule Fule for Thought Awhile back, I told you all some of the lighter things I’ve experienced as a PE/English teacher. You might think there wouldn’t be tooRead More »
Author: J A McRae
Getting ready to Relay
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter It may seem a little early to begin thinking about Relay for Life, but the annual event is already less than two months away. ARead More »
Australian teacher enjoying everything Canada has to offer
Jason Glabik Times Contributor Snowmobiling, skiing, hiking and hockey; Australian teacher Ali Collins has done these things and more since she arrived in Strathmore last December. She isRead More »
Spring food drive kicks off
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter It’s that time of year again: No Frills has kicked off its 2012 Extra Helping Spring National Food Drive. The food drive runs in-store fromRead More »
Help still needed in Rwanda almost two decades later
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter It has been 18 years since the 100 days of genocide raged through the small Central African nation of Rwanda. Approximately 70 per centRead More »
Bisons cap season with awards banquet
Mario Prusina Times Editor The UFA Bisons officially capped off the 2011-2012 season when they hosted their annual awards banquet on April 10 at the Strathmore Civic Centre.Read More »
Rugby season ready to begin
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Rugby season is once again upon us, and Strathmore High School’s (SHS) teams have been busy preparing for their upcoming games. The girls finished inRead More »
Back to lead the herd
Mario Prusina Times Editor After compiling a 14-11-9 record and a berth in the Mac’s Midget Hockey Tournament championship game, Jeremy Friesen will remain as the head coachRead More »
Carseland Public Benefit Club celebrates 100 years
Jason Contributor Times Reporter The hardworking ladies of the Carseland Public Benefit Club celebrated 100 years at an event held last weekend. Alberta Lieutenant Governor Colonel (Ret’d)Read More »
Keeping the community connected
Shannon LeClair Time Reporter A common complaint among youth in smaller communities is that there is nothing for them to do. Two years ago the Strathmore-Wheatland Addictions Team (SWAT)Read More »
To sleep, perchance to dream
Pat Fule Fule for Thought When Deb and I were engaged, we had to go to a “Marriage Workshop” in Calgary. It was supposed to be a way forRead More »