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Brian Reach and his fellow Masons were concerned Saturday that no one would accept their invitation for a free Christmas dinner. They needn’t have worried. A record 500 turkey dinners with all the trimmings were served Saturday during the annual Community Christmas Dinner at the Fort Macleod and District Community Hall. “This is truly a…Continue Reading

The CP Holiday Train brought Christmas cheer to Fort Macleod on Sunday morning. Blue Rodeo lead singer Jim Cuddy reflected…Continue Reading

Trinity United Church will host a Christmas concert in support of the Fort Macleod Handibus Society. The concert at 7…Continue Reading

Distracted driving convictions will now cost Albertans three demerit points on the licences. Effective Jan. 1 distracted driving convictions will…Continue Reading

‘Tis the season of celebratory gatherings, and — unfortunately — the spread of seasonal illnesses and influenza. To help ensure…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division will not cancel international travel plans made by its schools, but officials are urging caution and…Continue Reading

HERB JOHNSON – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR It’s 1957 in the small town of Duncan, Sask. There’s a baseball game as part…Continue Reading

The Canadian Pacific Holiday Train will roll into Fort Macleod on Sunday, Dec. 13. The brightly-lit train will stop at the level crossing on Fifth Avenue behind F.P. Walshe school about 9:15 a.m. The Holiday Train is travelling across Canada and the United States raising money, food and awareness for food banks and hunger issues.…Continue Reading

Jazzy octet Johnny Summers Little Big Band will ring in the Christmas season at the Empress on Saturday, Dec. 12…Continue Reading