Touch football coming to Strathmore
Clayton Dunnington is taking the blueprint from one of the most successful adult touch football leagues and bringing it to Strathmore. Dunnington has laid the groundwork for the inaugural seasonRead More »
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Bantam Reds shine in final grouping of regular season
The Strathmore bantam Reds 1 showed they can hang with the big dogs of Baseball Alberta. In the first weekend of the final tiering for provincial standings in the topRead More »
Schultz hops back in the saddle
Cowboys are judged on how quickly they can get back on the horse that bucked them off. Strathmore’s Ethan Schultz is nearly ready to get back into the ring withRead More »
U16 Thunder fall at provincials, U12 Thunder take bronze
Often, a less-than-stellar showing at a provincial meet is tough to forget and sticks with players for a lengthy offseason. Luckily, for the U16 Strathmore Thunder, they get to wipeRead More »
VAN VERDEGEM, Jonathan
VAN VERDEGEM, Jonathan Jonathan was born March 6, 1999 and went to see God on July 3, 2018. He was the most kind and gentle soul a person could everRead More »
July 13, 2018 Strathmore Times
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Canada Day celebrations
The clouds parted on July 1 and provided Strathmore with sunshine for the majority of its Canada Day celebrations, marking another success for the books. The event drew a largeRead More »
Charges laid in serious attack
A 54-year-old man from Siksika Nation has been charged with a number of violence-related charges after he allegedly struck a family member repeatedly with a knife and axe. The woman,Read More »
Gleichen RCMP arrest suspected drug dealer
Following multiple calls for assistance in Siksika Nation on June 27, Gleichen RCMP arrested and charged Amelia Duckchief, 25, who was found in possession of a substantial amount of methamphetamine.Read More »
Babies teach empathy in GHSD schools
It’s 1 p.m., I have 15 minutes before my five-month-old grasps every fibre of attention inside the 24 Grade 5 students. Her tiny teacher T-shirt is on, her diaper isRead More »
Communication tower approved to aid in emergencies
Better communication for emergency responders led to Wheatland County’s approval for the construction and purchase of a new communications tower that would be used to improve the safety and expediencyRead More »