Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter Every year the RCMP reviews and modifies their Annual Performance Action Plan, APP. Generally the survey goes out to town, county and village councils. ThisRead More »
Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter I’m a recent SAIT Journalism graduate. I’m happy to have the chance to start my career here and hope to learn more about both theRead More »
Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter Religious leaders are taking part in an inter-faith dialogue Mother’s Day, to help bring a better understanding and show the commonalities between their religions. Calgary’sRead More »
Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter The Fire Within began as a way to help fire departments raise money for equipment and training while raising awareness in the community. Every yearRead More »
Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter Laura-Jeanne Lehr who also goes by L.J, will find out next week if she will continue to the second round of the Next Top SpiritualRead More »
Mario Prusina – Times Editor The various municipalities within Wheatland gathered at the counties council meeting April 20 to discuss the status of recreation in the area – now andRead More »
Shannon LeClair – Times Reporter The proposed distracted driving law, Bill16, has the Alberta government trying to weed through what is considered a distraction. Talking and texting on cell phones,Read More »
Amy Gregson – Times Reporter After being denied a land re-designation by the County of Wheatland on March 25, Golden Hills School Division wants an explanation. The school board metRead More »
Amy Gregson – Times Reporter The Hussar Parent Council spoke to the Golden Hills School Division about the recent county decision on the land re-designation and their ideas for schoolsRead More »
Amy Gregson – Times Reporter Hussar School A difficult decision will be made in the coming months by the board and parents of students in junior high at Hussar School.Read More »
Mario Prusina – Times Editor At the suggestion of local developers, the Town of Strathmore is considering changing a land use bylaw to allow 40 ft lots in new subdivisions.Read More »