Edition: February 28 2024 Strathmore Times

The Strathmore Wheatland Chamber of Commerce (SWCC) unveiled their new brand, as well as the winner of their logo design contest, Feb. 21, during a coffee connection event at the… Read More »

The Town of Strathmore introduced discussions regarding legislation for garden and garage suites in town, during the Feb. 14, Committee of the Whole meeting.  Kate Bakun, planner with the Town… Read More »

Town of Strathmore council approved first reading for Land Use Bylaw Amendment 24-01, during the Feb. 21 regular meeting of council.  The bylaw amendment is in regards to 1016 Westridge… Read More »

The Town of Strathmore has announced a new social prescribing program, Link Care 55+, to link residents with much needed supports.  Link Care 55+ aims to connect residents within the… Read More »

Wheatland County council approved revisions to the Recreation Policy 14.4 Community Facilities Funding grant program, as well as approved the addition of $100,000 to its budget.  During the July 4… Read More »

The Wheatland County Committee of the Whole addressed the topic of its local electoral boundaries during the Feb. 13 meeting. “This topic is kind of a unique topic that all… Read More »

The Rocky View Schools board of trustees, on Feb. 15, approved Horseshoe Crossing High School as the name for Langdon’s new school currently under construction. “That came from the work… Read More »

Garriott, Alexandra (Allie) Elizabeth   Alexandra (Allie) Elizabeth Garriott of Strathmore, passed away of natural causes on February 24, 2024, at the age of 98 years. Allie will be lovingly… Read More »

Harms, Fred  With great sadness we would like to give respects to our most dear husband, father and grandfather, Fred Harms. Born in Medicine Hat in Alberta on January 30th,… Read More »

CGC Inc. announced the acquisition of the land which will be occupied by their wallboard manufacturing plant, Feb. 20 within Wheatland County.  The project was announced in July 2022, to… Read More »

This past week, Forestry and Parks Minister Todd Loewen declared an early start to the 2024 wildfire season in a proactive approach and requested funding for 100 new wildland firefighters… Read More »