The Government of Alberta and Siksika Nation announced June 28 the groundbreaking of a new 76-bed recovery community facility under construction in Siksika Nation. This project is part of theRead More »
Last week, our government released Alberta’s 2023-24 year-end financial results. I’m pleased to report that, thanks to our new fiscal framework, Alberta is on strong fiscal footing. Here are someRead More »
Wheatland County council passed third reading for bylaw 2024-14, being a land use redesignation from agriculture general to direct control district, during the June 18 regular meeting. The bylaw receivedRead More »
The Run As One Music Festival, hosted by Siksika Health Services, took place June 28, hosted at the Siksika Memorial Arbour. Richard Running Rabbit, who spoke on behalf of theRead More »
The Strathmore Fun Runners are hosting their annual Show and Shine, July 19-20, in downtown and Kinsmen Park respectively. “On Friday night, we have a meet and greet kind ofRead More »
As this session of parliament comes to an end, Common Sense Conservatives have been fighting hard to hold the costly coalition NDP-Liberal government to account. We opposed Justin Trudeau andRead More »
The Wheatland Conservation & Wildlife Association hosted their annual fishing derby, June 22, encouraging local kids to come out and learn to fish. Mike Adamschek, fishing chairman of the TheRead More »
Strathmore’s annual Bark in the Park returned for its sixth annual iteration, continuing its trend of growth, seeing more people and their dogs coming out to participate. The event, asRead More »
Lakewood of Strathmore celebrated the conclusion of their campaign alongside #NotInMyCity, which began last year, with an event taking place, June 22 in Brave Park. The campaign saw the commitmentRead More »
Town of Strathmore council has approved the transfer of $200,000 from the financial stabilization reserve to fund operating costs incurred related to the June 2024 Calgary water main break. TheRead More »
The Town of Strathmore passed the Regional Emergency Management Bylaw, No. 24-09, during the June 19 regular meeting. It was recommended to council by administration that all three readings ofRead More »