Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Blind-sided and left in the dark by a letter suggesting the discontinuation of external funds to existing community programs, numerous non-profit organizations are experiencing a… Read More »
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Just as Albertans ended a 44-year provincial Tory reign earlier this year, Canadians wavered in their support for the Conservative Party of Canada and painted… Read More »
Sayler, Marjorie AlidaMay 22, 1922 – October 8, 2015 After a life well lived, Marjorie Sayler passed away at the Strathmore hospital on Thursday, October 8, 2015 at the… Read More »
RANKINE, Robin PatrickMarch 17, 1938 – October 7, 2015 It is with deep sadness that we announce his passing. Robin was born in Calgary and raised in the Ingelwood… Read More »
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The Wheatland Kings have played an awful lot of hockey in the last week and were exhausted after playing three game in four nights this past… Read More »
Justin SewardTimes Reporter Standard School’s Grade 9 class is stepping up to help fundraise for the new East Wheatland School by hosting the ENCANA-Play for a Reason Golf Tournament… Read More »
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The Wheatland Warriors improved to 5-1 on the season with a pair of wins over the Thanksgiving weekend.The local double-A bantam team was able to beat… Read More »
Justin SewardTimes Reporter Strathmore High School alumnus Ben Josephson’s volleyball passion started 20 years ago when he came to the school in Grade 11 and tried out for the… Read More »
Justin SewardTimes Reporter For the first time at the double-A level, the Zone 2 Blaze will field a U14 and U16 team comprised of players from Strathmore, Indus, Chestermere,… Read More »
Justin SewardTimes Reporter The Strathmore High School Spartans showcased great athleticism and runners beating their personal best to win the zone banner by mere two points on Oct. 6… Read More »
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor A total of 77 athletes jumped into the pool, pedalled against strong winds, and hit the pavement, after less red tape and the town’s involvement… Read More »