Blackfoot language learning opportunities
Blackfoot Crossing is holding online programming to teach Blackfoot language and history, and is open to anyone interested. With the museum and cultural facility closed to the public because ofRead More »
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Province provides funding to agricultural societies
The government of Alberta is providing funding to live performance organizations that have lost revenue due to the COVID-19 pandemic, including agricultural societies forced to cancel their rodeos and otherRead More »
Funding for local mental health organizations
Two local organizations that provide mental health support services are receiving funding grants from the provincial government. Wheatland County Counselling received $100,000 while Growing Families Society for East Rural CountiesRead More »
New WC Mercantile brand launches
Wheatland County has launched a new marketing brand to develop its network of agricultural producers and operators and connect them to buyers. The brand, called WC Mercantile, was launched byRead More »
Critical Worker Benefit launched
This week, Alberta’s government launched the Critical Worker Benefit. Under this benefit, approximately 380,000 workers who provide Albertans’ critical services will receive a one-time payment of $1,200. The benefit willRead More »
SCHEER, John Harold Webster
SCHEER, John Harold Webster February 3, 1927 – February 8, 2021 On a bright Alberta blue-sky winter day and surrounded by his family’s love, John Scheer passed away peacefully on Monday, FebruaryRead More »
Eeles, Margaret Ann (Kristiansen)
Eeles,Margaret Ann (Kristiansen) Sept. 12, 1933 – Feb. 15, 2021 Margaret was born in Czar, AB and grew up there. On graduation she went to university to become a teacher.Read More »
HCC chapel erected
Holy Cross Collegiate’s student gathering space once known as “The Pit” has been transformed into the Crux Invicta (Unconquerable/Victorious Cross) Chapel, erected by Bishop William McGrattan of the Roman CatholicRead More »
Siksika expresses highway traffic concerns
Siksika Nation is calling on the provincial government to make one of the major highways passing through its lands safer, after numerous traffic accidents – some fatal – along theRead More »
Strathmore developing anti-racism campaign
The Town of Strathmore is building upon its anti-racism campaign to make the town a more inclusive place. The campaign, discussed during the Feb. 3 town council meeting, is beingRead More »