Connect First Credit Union (CFCU) celebrated its first anniversary of serving the community under its new banner and banking system, over the weekend. Shawndra Bodkin, branch manager of the CFCURead More »
Calgary-based company Phyto Organix has announced it will soon be establishing a $225 million plant protein processing facility in Strathmore. During a press conference May 24, Phyto Organix announced itRead More »
With the school year nearing its conclusion, Strathmore High School (SHS) is aiming to raise awareness about impaired driving for its graduating class. Sharline Visser, a teacher at SHS andRead More »
Students and staff at Strathmore High School (SHS) are excited to finally be laying the foundation for the on-campus community greenhouse. Cole Hintz, who is helping to oversee the projectRead More »
Community Futures Wild Rose was recently in Ottawa to take part in a national event that gathered the more than 200 Community Futures organization from across Canada. The 2022 CommunityRead More »
As avian influenza sweeps across Canada and throughout Alberta in particular, a local veterinarian spoke to how people can be aware of the disease and keep themselves safe. Doctor ofRead More »
During the May 18 regular council meeting, the Town of Strathmore proclaimed to adopting World Family Doctor Day on May 19. Chris Willms with town administration presented to council, sayingRead More »
Hope Community Covenant Church is excited to soon be celebrating its 25 anniversary in Strathmore, which will take place the weekend of June 3. Lead Paster Heidi Wiebe said theRead More »
Strathmore Town council voted to pass third reading of Bylaw 22-08, the Urban Hen Bylaw, during the May 18 regular council meeting. The bylaw was created to introduce urban agricultureRead More »
The Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) is encouraging gardeners to plant native plants this season to help promote urban wildlife and biodiversity. NCC media and communications coordinator, Sean Feagan, explainedRead More »
The Strathmore Fire Department presented to Town Council during the May 18 regular meeting to discuss proposed policy changes for the detachment. Fire Chief David Sturgeon spoke to council suggestingRead More »