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Fort Macleod RCMP are investigating a day time break-in at a residence on 15th Street. Police were notified about 12:40…Continue Reading

Town council gave the green light last week to a plan to change parking on 20th Street in front of…Continue Reading

A Blood Tribe musician who has spent the past year campaigning for cancer awareness will perform Friday, March 30 in…Continue Reading

Canada’s oldest, continuously operating RCMP detachment on Friday officially opened its new $2.5-million home. A 90-minute ceremony involving federal, provincial and local officials marked the latest chapter in the story of the Fort Macleod detachment. “This place represents something that is truly part of us,” RCMP Deputy Commissioner and K Division commanding officer Dale McGowan…Continue Reading

Joella Bevan is such a loser. And after shedding 11.6 per cent of her total body weight in eight weeks,…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division wants $18-million in provincial funding so two Fort Macleod schools can be modernized and another closed.…Continue Reading

F.P. Walshe Flyers capped an outstanding season Saturday by winning silver medals at the provincial championships in Lethbridge. Teams from the Deep South Conference dominated the 2A high school girls’ basketball zone tournament, with Immanuel Christian Eagles winning gold and Picture Butte Queens capturing bronze. The silver medallist Flyers are Sydney Plourde, Cassie Walmsley, Amanda…Continue Reading

The province will be asked to help pay for repairs to damage caused in 2011 by the Oldman River. Town…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Board decided Wednesday Grade 6 students will move to F.P. Walshe school when Fort Macleod schools are…Continue Reading