Blazing the way for others like him
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter If anyone had told the Thomas family their son would one day be running and training to make it into the Paralympics, theyRead More »
Fulfilling a dream
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Rwanda, a place best known for the genocide in the ‘90s, is not usually somewhere people plan to go work for a fewRead More »
Food issues: out of mind if out of sight
Jenna Campbell Times Contributor Canadian food banks are non-profit organizations, which are dedicated to providing food to those in need through generous support from volunteers and sponsors. AsRead More »
Avoiding boredom this summer: youth programs available
Jenna Campbell Times Contributor Rollerblading throughout Kinsmen Park, eating ice cream, and simply enjoying the sunshine are a few simple ways to enjoy summer and keep our StrathmoreRead More »
Rosebud Theatre introduces My Name is Asher Lev
Rebecca Friesen Times Contributor Rosebud Theatre debuted a new play on Wednesday, July 4 which focuses on a father-son relationship and Jewish culture. Based on a well-known novelRead More »
Canadian Passion Play a must-see event
Rebecca Friesen Times Contributor The Canadian Badlands Passion Play, a play based on the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, is scheduled to begin performances onRead More »
Drum beats
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor Sarah Lyons is inviting you to try something new; to beat on a West African Djembe drum, in Kinsmen Park on July 11. Lyons hasRead More »
Seniors’ Centre renovations complete
Manny Everett Times Contributor The Standard Young at Hearts Club celebrated the completion of their $55,000 renovation project of their Seniors’ Centre with an open house June 27Read More »
DVDs are here to stay
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter With the outbreak of Netflix and the closing of big box video stores one has to wonder, are DVD’s on the way out?Read More »
Farmers Day Gator winner announced
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter One day every year UFA recognizes and celebrates the hardworking men and women who dedicate their lives to farming. During Farmers DayRead More »
Can learning be measured?
Jenna Campbell Times Contributor The Fraser Institute have released their controversial report cards for 2011, which rate schools entirely on academic performance. The Fraser Institute base their calculationsRead More »