Recently, Premier Danielle Smith addressed Albertans following Mark Carney’s election victory on April 28. Like many Albertans, our government is deeply frustrated with the last 10 years of Liberal governanceRead More »
Jake Gelderblom, owner of Joker Bicycle Co. in Carseland, has been named the Q1 recipient of the Hearts of Our Community Business Award, an honour celebrating local entrepreneurs who goRead More »
Strathmore High School’s drama students are stepping into the spotlight this spring with a production of Mean Girls: The Musical, a bold and energetic show rooted in pop culture andRead More »
Flixbus has introduced a new stop in Strathmore, which opened for operations as of May 15, including the town amongst several other stops across southern Alberta. Similar connections through theRead More »
The Town of Strathmore Committee of the Whole discussed a debt management policy during the May 14 meeting, which aims to help develop guidelines for future budgets and taxation. ARead More »
Wheatland County Committee of the Whole discussed local hamlet designations during the May 13 meeting, with the goal of eventually adding additional clarification to the formal designation. In the fallRead More »
Wheatland County council discussed a drafted Parks and Open Space Areas bylaw during the May 6 regular meeting. The drafted bylaw was introduced to the Committee of the Whole, Nov.Read More »
Strathmore’s walking pathway system is soon to be expanded, with another kilometer being set for construction throughout the Lakewood of Strathmore neighborhood. Scott Silva, director of sales and marketing forRead More »
The Town of Strathmore Committee of the Whole discussed the 2024 Recreation and Cultural Needs assessment during the May 14 meeting. This review follows a direction made by council, MarchRead More »
Spring in Alberta marks a busy and important time for our province’s agriculture sector. As the weather gradually warms, Alberta’s farmers and food producers are preparing for the growing seasonRead More »
Strathmore High School was host to the Alberta Student Leadership Conference, which took place May 9-11, in partnership with the Alberta Association of Students, Councils, and Advisors (AASCA). The eventRead More »