Younger Albertans now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine
Strathmore and Wheatland County youth aged 12 and older are now eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccination. The province has moved to Phase 3 of its COVID-19 vaccination program, makingRead More »
Strathmore and Wheatland County youth aged 12 and older are now eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccination. The province has moved to Phase 3 of its COVID-19 vaccination program, makingRead More »
While most students in Alberta have returned to at-home learning for three weeks, those at Hutterite colony schools continue to learn in person. Kindergarten through Grade 12 students have movedRead More »
Wheatland County is removing “no camping” signs at Severn Creek Dam Recreation Area installed last year, but for now the campground will not be formalized through a development permit. TheRead More »
I have been overwhelmed by the incredible generosity and kindness that I have seen in our constituency. There have been so many gestures of generosity, those going above and beyond,Read More »
Albertans will soon have to pay for a vehicle entry pass to enjoy the sights and trails of Kananaskis Country. On April 27, the province announced it is implementing theRead More »
Three Calgary men were fined and their hunting privileges suspended after pleading guilty to shooting a great blue heron in Rocky View County last summer. It is illegal to huntRead More »
The Alberta Cancer Foundation is holding a virtual fundraising race this year, allowing cyclists to raise money for cancer research and care. The organization has held a cycling race toRead More »
New public health measures have been enacted by the Alberta government in response to record highs in COVID-19 cases and intensive care stays in the province. Some restrictions take effectRead More »
Strathmore Hospital’s laundry service has gone private which Alberta Health Services said will save taxpayers money – but which also means layoffs for a couple of Strathmore Hospital workers. TheRead More »
Wheatland County Counselling, which provides subsidized mental health counselling to Strathmore residents, will be losing a portion of a funding next year, as a provincial grant is set to expire.Read More »
The province has relaxed COVID-19 restrictions at community care facilities, which could allow residents to have more caregivers and opportunities for family visits. The changes, which take effect on MayRead More »