Edition: December 11 2020 Strathmore Times

Rural residents of Wheatland County will have new mailing addresses sometime in the new year. Canada Post is completing the civic addressing program, an effort to match physical addresses to… Read More »

Changes to Lakewood Meadows are being planned, including a new commercial development and a possible two-rink arena. During the Town of Strathmore regular council meeting on Dec. 2, council voted… Read More »

While navigating the court system can be daunting at any time, COVID-19 has made things more complicated. The COVID-19 outbreak shut down Alberta’s court system at the start of the… Read More »

The provincial government has enacted new public health measures that will place more restrictions on how people live, work and play for at least the next four weeks. During a… Read More »

Strathmore town council has granted the Strathmore Golf Club exempt from paying municipal property taxes through a bylaw, which could be used to exempt other non-profits. During its regular council… Read More »

As of Dec. 1, police will be administering stricter impaired driving penalties on the road, with impaired drivers facing larger fines and losing their vehicles for up to 30 days.… Read More »

The Strathmore Overnight Shelter (SOS) is holding two holiday auctions, giving residents a chance to gain a unique item or gift for the holidays while donating to a worthy cause.… Read More »

A local mixed martial artist has started his professional fighting career with the banging success of a landed head kick. Gabriel Durocher, a 19-year-old mixed martial arts (MMA) athlete from… Read More »

As part of its review of the Police Act, the Alberta government has released a survey so residents can have their say about the future of law enforcement in the… Read More »

A leader from Siksika Nation has spoken out in support of a federal bill that would establish a national holiday for Indigenous truth and reconciliation. The proposed federal Bill C-5… Read More »

Residents and tenants of mobile home communities now have a new path to recourse if a dispute arises. Alberta has extended the Residential Tenancy Dispute Resolution Service (RTDRS) to mobile… Read More »