Town hall solar project approved
The Strathmore town hall solar project is proceeding, dependent on grant funding and after the establishment of a reserve to meet the eventual costs of decommissioning. During its regular meeting… Read More »
Edition: February 26 2021 Strathmore Times
New turning lane for Westmount Road
A left turn lane will be installed on southbound Westmount Road at its intersection with Highway 1. The change is expected to improve safety and reduce congestion at Westridge Road… Read More »
Town approves rebranding strategy
The Town of Strathmore will undergo a rebranding, through which a new logo and tagline will be developed for the town. Over the past three years, council has been working… Read More »
Siksika and province sign health MOU
Alberta’s government has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Siksika Nation that supports work to improve health outcomes and services for Nation members. Under the agreement, Siksika Nation and… Read More »
Town business fees examined
Businesses in Strathmore could start paying different licensing fees, depending on their size or other characteristics. A motion passed during the on Feb. 17 town council meeting directs town administration… Read More »
Conversion therapy bylaw passes first reading
Strathmore town council passed first reading of a bylaw that, if enacted, would prohibit conversation therapy from being practiced or advertised in Strathmore. First reading of the Prohibited Business Bylaw… Read More »
COVID-19 vaccine now available to more seniors
The COVID-19 vaccine is now being made available to Alberta seniors aged 75 and over. All Alberta residents born in 1946 or earlier may now book appointments to be vaccinated… Read More »
Child care survey shows impacts of pandemic
The child care sector is being adversely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and government funding cuts, according to the results of a recent survey. The 2020 Child Care Operator Survey… Read More »
County council may request COVID-19 restrictions be lifted
Wheatland County council is considering sending a letter to provincial representatives and municipalities requesting provincewide COVID-19 public health restrictions be lifted. During its regular meeting on Feb. 6, Wheatland council… Read More »
More screen time equals more risk
Young people should be more aware of their online activities and who they are communicating with, according to a provincial law enforcement team investigating child exploitation crimes. Safer Internet Day,… Read More »
Area agencies collaborate on wellness project
A coalition of five local agencies are working together to provide better support services for members of the community. The Strathmore Wheatland Wellness Resource Project will help residents of Strathmore… Read More »