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It’s no small task rounding up enough toys to ensure every child in Fort Macleod has a present to open…Continue Reading

The province is helping prevent seniors from aging their way out of a south-central Alberta community they helped build, the…Continue Reading

Due to an unexpected clinical personnel shortage and inability to secure coverage, the Fort Macleod Health Centre emergency department will…Continue Reading

The Empress Theatre hosted its inaugural one act play festival before a large audience Friday night. The festival featured plays…Continue Reading

Alberta’s caribou face renewed habitat loss and population decline under a planning document that was supposed to protect and restore…Continue Reading

Albertans’ support for Ukraine in its deadly war against Russian expansionism took a poignant turn Saturday, when communities across Canada…Continue Reading

F.P. Walshe school students have a ready reminder of an important symbol in the Blackfoot culture. The unveiling Nov. 7 of a new buffalo sculpture on the north side of the school symbolizes the importance of the animal, and education. “The buffalo was the main source of survival,” said Carolyn Little Mustache, a teacher at…Continue Reading

The temporary closure of the Fort Macleod Health Centre emergency department that began Wednesday due to an unexpected clinic personnel shortage and inability to secure coverage will be extended until 8 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 20, when it will reopen to provide 24-hour service. During the temporary closure, nursing staff will remain on-site to provide care…Continue Reading

Authentic just might be the most apt word to describe Canadian country music icon, the late Dr. Ian D. Tyson.…Continue Reading