The Strathmore Public Health Unit has remained open throughout the pandemic, continuing to offer a variety of health services to residents. Located at 650 Westchester Road, it provides numerous servicesRead More »
Municipal offices in Strathmore, Wheatland County and its villages, have or will soon be fully re-opened to the public, with some precautionary measures remaining in place. Town of Strathmore officesRead More »
Secondary suites are no longer permitted as a discretionary use within the Speargrass Golf Course Community. Wheatland County council voted on June 12 to remove secondary suites as a discretionaryRead More »
The Western Irrigation District (WID) has submitted six infrastructure projects to the provincial government for funding consideration. In April, the government of Alberta requested municipalities and other organizations to submitRead More »
Proposed changes to the way impaired driving is handled are being described by the province as a way to save the government time and money. But local legal experts sayRead More »
Hello Chestermere-Strathmore! It is so wonderful to see many of you enjoying our local parks and open fields, be it to play some baseball, or even to have the childrenRead More »
We are finally into the full swing of summer, and I know things are going to be very different this year. The pandemic and government lockdown measures have left manyRead More »
Sarah Lecavalier, an accomplished hockey player from Strathmore, has signed on with the Malmö Redhawks, a Division 1 women’s hockey team in Sweden. Lecavalier, 22, learned about the offer aRead More »
The Strathmore Municipal Library reopened this past Tuesday, with new hours of operation and new safety routines in place. Neighbouring village libraries, meanwhile, are working to reopen once they haveRead More »
Carlos Foggin, founder and music director of Rocky Mountain Symphony Orchestra, received a Lieutenant Governor’s Emerging Artist Award on June 4. Emerging Artist Awards, which come with $10,000, are givenRead More »
Dandelions are divisive: to some, they are an unsightly nuisance; to others, they are seen to provide a cornucopia of benefits to people and the environment. The town’s decision toRead More »