The ABCs of psychology: F is for Fall….ing Apart?
Ahh yes, the welcome shift that is fall. In past years I have enjoyed the return of cosy sweaters, pumpkin spice, and the routine that ensues as things settle backRead More »
Ahh yes, the welcome shift that is fall. In past years I have enjoyed the return of cosy sweaters, pumpkin spice, and the routine that ensues as things settle backRead More »
The disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on seniors in Alberta shows the failures of the province’s seniors care system, according to two Alberta organizations. On Oct. 1, the International Day ofRead More »
I’m so honoured as always to be able represent you, and this past weekend, I was able to join Strathmore radio station, More Country as they delivered meals for theRead More »
Dairy Queen in Strathmore is in the midst of a fundraising initiative to raise much needed funds for Alberta Children’s Hospital to support the children and families in need. AsRead More »
An architect has been selected to design a new seniors’ living facility to replace Wheatland Lodge, so community input is now being sought to direct the process. Wheatland Housing ManagementRead More »
Substance abuse is a difficult subject, but one Strathmore resident has decided to speak out. On Sept. 22, 2019, three Strathmore teenagers were the victims of opioid overdoses following anRead More »
A Siksika man has received a prestigious award for shaping museum spaces and promoting the rights of Indigenous communities. Herman Yellow Old Woman is the recipient of the 2020 LieutenantRead More »
New palliative funding could expand end-of-life care in Wheatland County and make dying at home close to family more feasible. On Sept. 9, the government of Alberta announced $6 millionRead More »
Two people have been charged with multiple offences after police responded to a report of possible shots fired on Siksika Nation. Gleichen RCMP responded to the call on Sept. 21,Read More »
For the Town of Strathmore, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed both sides of its balance sheet. A draft financial update for the first half of the year was presented toRead More »
Licensed childcare – representing most programs caring for more than seven children – in Alberta is getting a boost through funding from the federal and provincial governments. On Sept. 22,Read More »