3 dead in Siksika fire
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter Three people were found dead after a house fire broke out on the Siksika Nation March 28. Cody Blackkettle, 28, Troy Pretty Young Man, 28, andRead More »
Town to apply for grant funding
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter The Town of Strathmore is now able to apply for financial assistance through the Small Communities grant from the government. There are two projects to beRead More »
Town website becomes more user-friendly
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter Navigating your way around the Town of Strathmore’s website just got easier with the launch of the new website. Tracy Simpson, community services coordinator for theRead More »
Carseland Fire Department location approved
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter For years the Carseland Fire Hall has been in need of more space. The current hall was built in 1987, and due to growth, increased demandRead More »
“Hair” – not the musical
Pat FuleFule for Thought On the weekend, I got my haircut. I know, you’re probably thinking, “big deal!”Most men I know though do not like this whole process. TheRead More »
Strathmore High hosts blood clinic
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter Giving blood is one of the easiest things you can donate. It’s free, it’s something you have plenty of, it can literally save a life, andRead More »
Cinderella Project makes grad attainable
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter In 2012 former Strathmore resident Loralee Lenox discovered the Cinderella Project. She had been trying to figure out what to do with the beautiful gown sheRead More »
Cats becoming a concern in Carseland
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The Hamlet of Carseland has seen a growing number of domestic and feral cats roaming around the area and has become a concern to much residenceRead More »
JP Cormier direct from Cape Breton
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter East coast crooner JP Cormier is coming to Strathmore for a show on April 17.Cormier, whose style has been called a Canadian mix of bluegrass, folkRead More »
Rosebud Theatre’s The Miracle Worker is tough, tender
Laureen F. GuentherTimes Contributor The Miracle Worker, which opened in Rosebud Theatre on March 27, is the truth-based story of six-year-old Helen Keller (Jenny Daigle), who became blind, deafRead More »
Titanic exhibit returns
Shannon LeClairTimes Reporter Larry Robinson, a Titanic historian and co-founder of the Canadian Titanic Society, is back at the library this April to once again speak about his passion.ARead More »