February 21, 2020 Strathmore Times
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Author: Staff Writer
Court approves request for injunction by FCL
Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench approved a request for an injunction by Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL) against protesters at the Carseland cardlock. The decision was released Feb. 6 after hearingRead More »
FCSS funding for Strathmore applicants
Strathmore town council voted to approve recommended funding for 10 not-for-profits for the 2020-21 budget year. Linda Bernicki, FCSS executive director, presented the 2020 funding recommendations to council on Feb.Read More »
RCMP turns 100
While the story of Canada’s mounted police dates back to 1873, it was 100 years ago this month that the Royal North-West Mounted Police and Dominion Police merged to becomeRead More »
Looking for a fair deal
Hello Strathmore Times readers! I hope you had an amazing week and enjoyed the warm weather before we head back into a bit of a cold spell. I want toRead More »
Fall risk and prevention
Strathmore Fire Department would like to remind everyone about the importance of fall prevention. The dramatic changes in temperature, frost and snow increase the chance of experiencing a slip, tripRead More »
Snow removal bylaw reminder
The Town of Strathmore would like to remind citizens that it is critical that snow and ice are removed from sidewalks in a timely manner. The Community Standards Bylaw 13-05Read More »
#EvenMoreStrathmore contest underway
For the month of February when you shop locally and show off your support for and purchases from local businesses through using the #EvenMoreStrathmore on social media posts, you couldRead More »
RCMP investigate cannabis business break-in
Strathmore RCMP are investigating a break and enter at The Garden, a cannabis business in Strathmore On Jan. 30 at approximately 3:30 a.m., Strathmore RCMP responded to the break andRead More »
Remembering our roots – John Burns and Pamela Sangret
John’s family originated in Limavady, a market town in the County of Londonderry, Northern Ireland in the 1300s. The entire family were farmers, dealing mainly with cattle, sheep and barleyRead More »
Strathmore requests bylaw against conversion therapy
Since 2019, a number of municipalities have implemented or are in the process of implementing bylaws that specifically ban the promotion or practice of conversion therapy within their boundaries. OnRead More »