Reducing speed limits: discussion on making roads safer
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Town council entertained the idea of paving the road to allow for speeds lower than 50 km an hour to exist in Strathmore’s residential areasRead More »
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Town council entertained the idea of paving the road to allow for speeds lower than 50 km an hour to exist in Strathmore’s residential areasRead More »
June 3, 2016 Strathmore Times by Strathmore Times
Al-Mubayed, Saleem It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Saleem Al-Mubayed. Saleem was born in Damascus, Syria on October 6, 1944 and passed away peacefullyRead More »
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor With 20 minutes left on the clock and Foothills Composite High School narrowing in to close the gap to 10 points, the Strathmore Spartans rugbyRead More »
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern Four High School Rodeo participants managed to score enough points this rodeo season to make it to the Alberta High School Rodeo Provincials.Locals Jewel Bristor, HayzesRead More »
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern The newly formed Holy Cross Collegiate Hawks football team hosted a jamboree on May 28 at the school’s field to commemorate the end of their springRead More »
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern The Strathmore Reds Midget AA baseball team had a good start to their season after making it into Division 1 South.The team is currently vying forRead More »
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern The Strathmore Venom Junior B Tier II won 16-11, handing the division-leading Calgary Axemen their first loss of the season on May 25 at the StrathmoreRead More »
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern Standing tall at 5’8” and weighing in at around 200 lbs, Nolan Sauve, who placed third in Canada’s Strongest Man under 200 lbs last year, isRead More »
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor A common goal brought a handful of members of various organizations together in the past to organize events that recognize and celebrate seniors in StrathmoreRead More »
John GodsmanTimes Contributor Ralph’s grandparents, August and Lottie Tiede, with their son Leslie, moved from Gifford, Idaho to the Colonization Colony north of Rockyford, in 1917.After spending a yearRead More »