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F.P. Walshe Flyers made it a clean sweep of the Westwinds Volleyball League. The Flyers completed an undefeated season Saturday…Continue Reading

HEATHER CAMERON – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR A uniform that had been at the Galt Museum in Lethbridge since 1965 and officially in the collection since 1973 was identified as belonging to Sgt. John (Jack) Shield of Fort Macleod after assistant Ruthann LaBlance of the Galt collections department conducted an extensive audit. “I went through the digitized…Continue Reading

Even the Fort Macleod Santa Claus Parade is hurt by Alberta’s economic downturn. Organizers said last week fund-raising for the…Continue Reading

On a night the Ranchland Hockey League said farewell to one of its strongest supporters, Fort Macleod Mustangs won a hard-fought victory in tribute to their coach. Tribute was paid to Gordon Campbell, the Mustangs coach who died suddenly Nov. 1, during a ceremony prior to a game between Fort Macleod and the visiting Piikani…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod residents will help shape long-term priorities for parks and recreation in the community. The Town of Fort Macleod…Continue Reading

LAWRENCE GLEASON – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR A Calgary man who purchased 2.5 acres on the apparent recommendation of a real estate…Continue Reading

On the heels of a European tour including festival performances in Switzerland and headlining premiere venues across the Netherlands, Juno…Continue Reading

The significant contributions of Canadians in world conflicts will be in the spotlight Nov. 11-12 at the Empress Theatre. The Empress Theatre is hosting its seventh annual Canadian Forces Memorial Film Festival. Military historian Stephane Guevremont returns as master of ceremonies for the festival. Guevremont is a former aircraft mechanic who worked at the Pratt…Continue Reading

Café Orange has established itself as a popular destination on Fort Macleod’s Main Street since it opened in June 2014.…Continue Reading