Young people should be more aware of their online activities and who they are communicating with, according to a provincial law enforcement team investigating child exploitation crimes. Safer Internet Day,… Read More »
A coalition of five local agencies are working together to provide better support services for members of the community. The Strathmore Wheatland Wellness Resource Project will help residents of Strathmore… Read More »
Wheatland County voted not to support the draft of a regional planning document that, if adopted, could shape development across 10 municipalities in the Calgary region into the future. The… Read More »
Farmers looking for practical solutions to make their operations more sustainable have a new resource to turn to with Ducks Unlimited Canada’s (DUC) – ag.ducks.ca – a new website that… Read More »
A one-time payment will be provided to hundreds of thousands of Albertans working to provide critical services during the COVID-19 pandemic. The $465 million program, a joint initiative between the… Read More »
Students at Trinity Christian Academy (TCA) have started a compositing program to recycle waste from their lunches, creating compost with which to plant a new garden. The program is a… Read More »
Despite the challenges posed by COVID-19, the 2020 Operations Christmas Child campaign was another success. Strathmore and area residents packed 296 shoeboxes with toys, hygiene items, school supplies and many… Read More »
Girl and the Robot, a play written and performed by Rosebud School of the Arts (RSA) graduating student Kalena Lewandowski, will be available for online viewing, Feb. 21 to 28.… Read More »
Strathmore’s young philanthropist Emma Moore is launching a campaign to raise awareness about youth mental health and generate funds for support services in the community. For her 16th birthday, Moore… Read More »
Statistics from Strathmore’s development services department show that while building may have slowed slightly in 2020, growth was similar to other years, despite the pandemic. Chuck Procter, the town’s manager… Read More »