Fort Macleod council had concerns over federal firearms bans in its sights last week but did not pull the trigger…Continue Reading

George Wolstenholme may have discovered the secret to shaving strokes off his golf game. Lack of sleep. Wolstenholme came right…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod’s Bourassa family is increasingly popular on the social scene in southern Alberta. Mike and Angie Bourassa, their daughters…Continue Reading

Women aged 50 to 74 years — the group most at risk of developing breast cancer — will have local…Continue Reading

A non-profit organization is helping rural people cope with the stress of the COVID-19 pandemic. Calgary Family Peer Connection is delivering free food to Fort Macleod and other communities. In addition to meeting a basic need, the organization wants to improve people’s mental health by getting them out and socializing after months of being shut…Continue Reading

MD of Willow Creek council has concerns about funding for a local transportation society, medical first response units, and physician…Continue Reading

A four-province walk to shed light on youth mental health arrives in Fort Macleod next week. The Hope in the…Continue Reading

Due to de-pressurization in the Village of Hill Spring’s drinking water system, Alberta Health Services (AHS), issued a boil water advisory Wednesday as a precautionary measure. Construction on the drinking water system has resulted in complete de-pressurization of the system, making the water vulnerable to contamination. All residents and businesses are advised to bring water…Continue Reading

Fund-raising for Fort Macleod’s new outdoor pool is off to a quick start. Contributors dove right in and donated $51,000 in the first weeks — 20 per cent of the $250,000 goal. “We’re going to build on that momentum and get excited about the pool opening,” Town of Fort Macleod chief administrative officer Sue Keenan…Continue Reading