Fort Macleod’s newest town councillor took his oath of office last week. Jeemeet Patel, who won the May 6 by-election,…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod is planning for a celebration for the ages in 2024. That’s the year Fort Macleod marks the 150th…Continue Reading

Coun. Werner Dressler is resigning from Fort Macleod council for health reasons. Dressler tendered his resignation at council’s April 25 meeting at the G.R. Davis Administration Building. “This is not taken very lightly,” Dressler said. “I have appreciated my time here and have chosen to resign for medical reasons.” Dressler will remain on council until…Continue Reading

The process is under way to shape the next four years in Fort Macleod. Council and administration, with input from…Continue Reading

A zoning change is proposed for a former church building in Fort Macleod. Council gave first reading to By-law No.…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod council last month hired its new chief administrative officer. Anthony Burdett fills the void left by the resignation of Sue Keenan last fall. “Council is very excited with this announcement, for the future and working together with Anthony Burdett,” Mayor Brent Feyter said in a news release. Burdett doesn’t have to go far…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod residents had a chance last week to get more information on the town’s new garbage and recycling collection…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod council took a step last week toward rezoning property for a 12-unit multi residential building on 22nd Street.…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod’s newly-elected council was installed last week during its organizational meeting. Mayor Brent Feyter and councillors Werner Dressler, Kristi Edwards, Mackenzie Hengerer, Jim Monteith, Marco Van Huigenbos and Gord Wolsternholme attended their first meeting as a council on Oct. 25. “Congratulations to all of our council,” interim chief administrative officer Liisa Gillingham said. “And…Continue Reading