The Town of Strathmore’s local cemetery bylaw is returning to the discussion table, aiming to better align with provincial legislation, as well as to address ongoing operational challenges. Donna McCallum,Read More »
Wheatland County has completed its audit of the 2025 financial year, being described by Reeve Scott Klassen as having kept the standard of financial reporting at a high. The auditRead More »
Wheatland County council has approved their finalized capital and operating budgets, choosing to not defer several large capital projects. Though the capital budget was approved unanimously, the operating budget wasRead More »
The Town of Strathmore council is conducting its annual review of its standards and expectations of local services and service levels, aiming to see where improvements may be necessary. PresentedRead More »
April is a time for renewal – and with it comes a renewed focus on delivering priorities that matter most to Albertans. Across the province, our government is moving forwardRead More »
The Youth Theatre Company is preparing to take audiences on a playful and unconventional adventure with its upcoming production of The Somewhat True Tale of Robin Hood, a high-energy comedyRead More »
The Town of Strathmore is moving forward with the Municipal Development Plan, and Land Use Bylaws required to progress a mixed-use development along Wheatland Trail. During the April 1 councilRead More »
Following the dictates of the Municipal Government Act (MGA), the Town of Strathmore is implementing a debt financing bylaw, this time aimed to improve local sewage systems. Presented by RileyRead More »
Wheatland County is debating the consolidation of a local policy into a revised bylaw in order to better enforce rules and regulations relating to local transport. County administration was directed,Read More »
Budget season is coming to a head for Wheatland County, as it has come the time of year to complete their final budget. This process follows their interim budget processRead More »
The Town of Strathmore is implementing clerical changes to better align with current provincial legislation. During the April 1 council meeting, all three readings of the new Designated Officer BylawRead More »