Following several years of back-and-forth debates and revisions, the Town of Strathmore has passed its updated cemetery bylaw, coming into compliance with provincial language and legislation. The current edition ofRead More »
There are moments that shape a province, not only in headlines, but in the impact it has on people’s lives. Moments when a diagnosis changes everything, when an opportunity opensRead More »
A new mental health clinic officially opened its doors to the community, catering to a wide range of demographics within Strathmore. Balance and Restore Co. hosted its grand opening, AprilRead More »
Strathmore FCSS hosted what they are aiming to see become an annual volunteer fair at the Strathmore Civic Center on April 17. The ultimate goals were to connect potential volunteersRead More »
A local Strathmore artist is growing her roots and sprouting up at the Obsidian Art Show, taking place at the Calgary Chinese Cultural Center. Emmeline Keeling was invited to beRead More »
Come May 6, Town of Strathmore council will debate the merit of municipal flagpoles and public property being allowed to bear standards or symbols of specific interests. Coun. Brent WileyRead More »
Wheatland County council took an opportunity to raise local concerns with the Province of Alberta during the April 7 meeting. Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills MLA Tara Sawyer attended council, presenting another avenueRead More »
Lakewood of Strathmore has reacquired clearance from the Town of Strathmore permitting garden and garage suites to be legally present within the neighbourhood. As of the recurred permissions, Lakewood isRead More »
Singer-songwriter Blake Reid is returning to Strathmore with a performance that promises storytelling, harmony and a deep connection to prairie life. The Alberta-based artist will appear as part of theRead More »
to the tooDavid Bexte, Conservative Member of Parliament for Bow River, introduced Bill C-273, the Facilitating Agricultural Regulatory Modernization Act (FARM Act) on April 15. This legislation marks a criticalRead More »
The Western Irrigation District (WID) has announced a significant expansion of its service area, growing from 110,000 acres to 140,000 acres following strong support from irrigators. The approval, which wasRead More »