Fire Prevention Week in Alberta
Alberta’s Fire Prevention Week is Oct. 6-12. Strathmore Fire Department would like to take this week to remind everyone of important safety information. In order to reduce the risk ofRead More »
Alberta’s Fire Prevention Week is Oct. 6-12. Strathmore Fire Department would like to take this week to remind everyone of important safety information. In order to reduce the risk ofRead More »
When Cyle Clayton, Tate Yule, Philip Raycroft and Rhett Harten played their home opener for the Okotoks Oilers on Oct. 4, it was legitimately a home game. The foursome, whoRead More »
The Strathmore Spartans high school football team’s 32-8 loss to the Lindsay Thurber Raiders from Red Deer last Friday leaves the local team with a record of 2-3 as theRead More »
FAWKES, George Carman May 4, 1939 – September 30, 2019 George was born in Namaka. He lived and worked around Strathmore all his life. George is survived by one brother,Read More »
SCHMIEGEL, Oscar Herman Fritz Oscar was born on January 19, 1929 in Schlaupe, East Germany (which is now a part of Poland) and passed away peacefully in Strathmore, Alberta onRead More »
Giles, Robert Francis ‘Bob’ Dec. 23, 1933 – Oct. 5, 2019 Having survived an “Out-of-Body” experience days short of his 74th birthday in 2007, Bob enjoyed 12 more years thanksRead More »
October 11, 2019 Strathmore Times by Strathmore Times on Scribd
A fire at the old seed cleaning plant on Centennial Drive in Strathmore last week was deliberately set, according to the Strathmore Fire Department which was first on the scene.Read More »
One youth is dead following a drug overdose from Sept. 22. RCMP confirm the 16-year-old male youth died while in hospital. Police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding this incident.Read More »
According to a recent story in the Calgary Herald, there are over 200 hundred cannabis stores in Calgary. An additional 100 more stores have been refused in that city, mostlyRead More »
Hello Strathmore! Welcome to winter. From fields full of combines to fields covered in snow for the second September in a row. With trade disputes hammering our export markets, excessiveRead More »