Liberal actions not justified
Last week, the Federal Court ruled that the Trudeau government’s decision to trigger the Emergencies Act on Feb. 14, 2022, was “not justified,” as the invocation of the Act ledRead More »
Last week, the Federal Court ruled that the Trudeau government’s decision to trigger the Emergencies Act on Feb. 14, 2022, was “not justified,” as the invocation of the Act ledRead More »
Many RCMP detachments across Alberta, Strathmore’s included, are moving to a new pre-charge approval process with Alberta Crown Prosecution Services. This change is meant to help reduce delays in bringingRead More »
The RCMP are hiring, and an open house is being hosted in Strathmore at the McDonald’s for potential applicants to drop in an speak with local officers about the opportunity.Read More »
Community Futures Wild Rose has announced their 35th anniversary and is celebrating their dedication and service to the local communities they have served throughout their tenure. These communities include WheatlandRead More »
In the past three years we have witnessed droughts and water shortages in various parts of Alberta. Compounding this challenge, a global phenomenon known as El Niño is ushering inRead More »
Town of Strathmore Mayor, Pat Fule, has begun volunteering at the Strathmore Motor Products Sports Centre to help coach sports programs for young kids. Fule is coaching two sports programs,Read More »
The Town of Strathmore council gave third and final reading to its 2024 Operating Line of Credit Bylaw, No. 24-05 during the Jan. 17 regular meeting of council. Bylaw 24-05Read More »
Local Strathmore business owner, Denise Geremia, has taken it upon herself to launch an Anime Club for youths in the community. Geremia explained the idea for the club stemmed fromRead More »
Town of Strathmore Council gave third reading to its 2024 Supplementary Assessment Bylaw, No. 24-04, during the Jan. 17 regular meeting of council. The bylaw is designed to provide clearRead More »
Lafarge Canada announced Jan. 11 its combined effort with nidus3D in supplying OneCem low-carbon cement for the 3D-printed housing project taking place in Siksika Nation. As of Oct. 16, workRead More »
The challenge between Coun. Glenn Koester and Wheatland County regarding complaints and sanctions against Koester has returned to the Court of Kings Bench. On Jan. 9, the court heard presentationsRead More »