Edition: November 9 2018 Strathmore Times

While emergency service personnel and volunteers do everything possible to save lives once dispatched, the Strathmore Fire & Friends Movember team is saving lives in a different way; with their… Read More »

A Siksika Nation family is in shock and disbelief after their Halloween candy left them with a treat they hadn’t bargained for. Clifford Calfchild took his eight children and one… Read More »

The surname Huether originates from northern Germany, in the same time period as Katherine the Great of what we now call Russia. Katherine the Great invited her people (Germans), known… Read More »

Glenn Randall, on trial for the murder of his ex-girlfriend Brenda Walker, was found guilty of first-degree murder on Tuesday, Nov. 6. Following a two-week trial, defence lawyers Michael Bates… Read More »

Strathmore town council failed to see eye to eye on spending several thousand dollars for the maintenance and repairs of the Affordable Housing Project established in 2010 – an initiative… Read More »

Businesses in Strathmore’s downtown core are hoping to attract more business and awareness, and provide patrons with special deals next weekend with the first 2018 Christmas Downtown. The initiative includes… Read More »

Spending free time hanging out in a cemetery may sound unappealing. But for one local woman cataloguing local cemeteries, it is the perfect way to relax, work on a project… Read More »

Dead Air, a staged performance of radio plays, was produced in Rosebud’s BMO Studio Stage, Oct. 27. “It was a Halloween variety show in the style of an old-time radio… Read More »

Strathmore & District Agricultural Society (SDAS) General Manager, Herb McLane has announced he is leaving his position effective Nov. 30. “It is with regret that the Board of Directors has… Read More »

In his debut Professional Bull Riders (PBR) event on U.S. soil – after riding in just three Canadian PBR events in 2018 – Siksika Nation bull rider Travis Maguire went… Read More »

Coming into the Canadian Finals Rodeo (CFR) in eighth place and ending his rodeo career as the sixth highest-ranked Canadian bull rider for the 2018 year, but known as the… Read More »