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Officials are imploring Fort Macleod residents and other Albertans to take the threat of COVID-19 seriously and do their part…Continue Reading

Jacqueline Sharp recognized potential when she bought Village Greenery and Gifts from Eileen Moses and renamed the business greenery on…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Minor Hockey has created a new award in memory of a long-time volunteer. The Merv Friesen Volunteer of…Continue Reading

Extraordinary times create extraordinary actions. The COVID-19 pandemic drove Fort Macleod council last week to live-stream its regular meeting on YouTube. “These are unprecedented times,” Mayor Brent Feyter said. As a precaution against the spread of COVID-19, council conducted its meeting via Zoom, an on-line communication service. That allowed councillors Jim Monteith, Marco Van Huigenbos,…Continue Reading

The Alberta government on Thursday made it mandatory for travellers returning from outside of Canada to self-isolate. Community peace officers, in addition to police, can now issue tickets to enforce COVID-19 public health orders. “We must do everything we can to protect Albertans through this pandemic,” Premier Jason Kenney said during a news conference. “While…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division has a new administration team for F.P. Walshe school. Beginning in the 2020-’21 school year, Chad…Continue Reading

Lindi Shade brings plenty of wellness experience to her new role as manager of the University of Lethbridge’s Indigenous Student Services and she’s eager to help students succeed and build cross-cultural connections. Originally from the Kainai First Nation, Shade completed a bachelor of arts with a major in psychology at the U of L. Shade…Continue Reading

Do you know where your water actually comes from? A non-profit group of southern Alberta land owners thinks it’s important…Continue Reading

Joel Gamache is the new principal of a popular Livingstone Range School Division program. Livingstone Range named Gamache principal of…Continue Reading