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Area residents Dr. Leroy Little Bear, Reg Crowshoe and Harley Bastien were named last week to an environmental panel. The Indigenous Wisdom Advisory Panel will advise Fred Wrona, Alberta’s chief scientist, about how to incorporate Indigenous perspectives and traditional ecological knowledge into environmental monitoring. “Indigenous wisdom is fundamental to measuring, assessing and informing on the…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod and district residents can join Albertans in shaping provincial cannabis legislation. An on-line survey and stakeholder engagements will…Continue Reading

Two people suspected of selling fentanyl were arrested May 25 in Fort Macleod following a joint investigation by several police…Continue Reading

Jordan Harris has a new passion in his life — one he never expected but made him a stronger person.…Continue Reading

Claresholm Community Singers will celebrate Canada’s 150th anniversary with a performance in Fort Macleod. “This is My Home, O Canada”…Continue Reading

A record-breaking effort at a co-ed volleyball tournament in April will fund two missions by STARS air ambulance. The STARS Co-ed Volleyball Tournament in Fort Macleod raised $12,372 — more than enough to fund two missions at $5,400 apiece. “Thanks to everyone’s efforts we had a record-breaking year,” said Mike Bourassa of the organizing committee.…Continue Reading

Renowned as an international scholar, speaker and leader, Dr. Leroy Little Bear is a pioneer in the advancement of Indigenous…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division is always looking for ways to bring education to rural areas, and one of its newest…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod volunteers have a dirty little secret. They get as much or more out of volunteering than the community…Continue Reading