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There is a fire restriction prohibiting open fires on private land, as well as backcountry and non-designated camping sites in…Continue Reading

A hard-working Grade 12 student was F.P. Walshe school’s 2017 nominee for the annual Dr. Lloyd Cavers Student Leadership Scholarship. Jessica Mai joined student leaders from high schools across Livingstone Range School Division as finalists for the prestigious award. F.P. Walshe school principal Sterling Paiha said Jessica was a deserving nominee. “Although I have only…Continue Reading

A former school will be renovated to become the new joint offices of the Town of Fort Macleod and Livingstone…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod and district residents can weigh in on a discussion about the future of daylight savings time. The Standing…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod council last week accepted a $4.77-million offer from Fortis Alberta Inc. to buy the town’s electrical utility. That…Continue Reading

Wildrose Party leader Brian Jean wants to talk to Fort Macleod about unity conservatives under one political banner. Jean brings…Continue Reading

The Ranchland Hockey League has added two new franchises. Lethbridge Lightning and Siksika will join defending champion Nanton Palominos, Fort…Continue Reading

LAWRENCE GLEASON – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR Provincially co-ordinated ambulance dispatch is still not working according to MD of Willow Creek Fire…Continue Reading

Canada Day activities are planned at both Fort Macleod and Granum to mark Canada 150. The Lions Club starts the day’s activities with a pancake breakfast from 8-10 a.m in the parking lot next to The Macleod Gazette at the corner of Third Avenue and Main Street. There is no charge but donations will be…Continue Reading