No end in sight for Standard water ban
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor The village of Standard experienced a surge of phone calls from residents last week, after severe demands for water placed extreme pressures on the waterRead More »
Hidden Valley invisible for compensation
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Two years after the 2013 catastrophic floods ripped through Alberta, devastated former resort community Hidden Valley residents remain in the lurch with little assistance orRead More »
A test of strength
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Since he was 13-years-old, Strathmore’s Brandon Thompson watched in awe as strong, colossal men lifted weighty Atlas Stones and pulled mammoth machinery hundreds of feet.Read More »
Reds preparing for Tennessee trip
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The Strathmore Reds midget triple A baseball club will hopefully ride some momentum before making the trek to Columbia, Tenn. to put their skills to theRead More »
Thunderous ‘ball!
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The Strathmore softball and fast pitch teams battled hard on the diamond in the playoffs.The results have shown as the U10 team won their North 1BRead More »
Kart Racing Club finds new home in Strathmore
Justin SewardTimes Reporter Facing too many road blocks in Calgary, the Calgary Kart Racing Club recently ended their five-year-long search for a new location, settling in Strathmore in hopesRead More »
Tri-Smore a spectacular event once again
Justin SewardTimes Reporter Eighty-year old Strathmore resident Anna Reinwald crossed the finish line – and an item off her bucket-list – with a big smile on her face afterRead More »
Original Joe’s patrons urged to get vaccinated against Hepatitis A
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Numerous local residents are protecting themselves against a dreadful infectious disease, after a food handler at the Strathmore Original Joe’s restaurant tested positive for HepatitisRead More »
Increase to the Langdon Peace
Andrea RobertsTimes Contributor In accordance with Landgon’s ever growing population, a demand by the community has lead to a greater police presence in the area.Community members approached their councilRead More »
Small businesses fearful of minimum wage hike
Andrea RobertsTimes Contributor One of the NDP’s election platforms, to increase the minimum wage to $15 by 2018, is raising concern among many Alberta businesses including many small, localRead More »
Canadian Tire leaps to first place in Jumpstart Campaign
Andrea RobertsTimes Contributor Every year Canadian Tires across the country take part in the Jumpstart Campaign, which helps to keep children active and fund disadvantaged children to fulfill theirRead More »