Orphan well program reforms

 Sharon McLeay  Times Contributor       Jason Hale, MLA for Strathmore/Brooks, in his role as Wildrose energy critic, put a spotlight in the legislature on the Licensee Liability Ratings… Read More »

Concern process falls short

 Sharon McLeay Times Contributor        The Alberta Energy Regulators (AER) Statement of Concern process gives stakeholders a way to vent and engage in a passive listening exercise, but… Read More »

Sarah Thompson ready for Sochi

  Aryssah Stankevitsch  Times Reporter      Roughly 300 Sarah Thompson School students filled their gym in Langdon on Feb. 6, for an Olympic kick-off pep rally, with special guest… Read More »

Family Day; Unplugged

 Shannon LeClair Times Reporter    In a world where staying connected is becoming more and more prominent, many organizations are suggesting going unplugged. That’s an idea that’s being adopted by… Read More »

Entrepreneur Challenge back for a 10th year

 Shannon LeClair Times Reporter        The 10th annual Chinook Entrepreneur Challenge is currently accepting registrations for this year’s competition. There are eight free business training sessions that are… Read More »

Toy collections

  Shannon LeClair  Times Reporter      Getting the chance to play with toys as a kid is something many take for granted. Emily Careless and Emily Harrison, Grade 5… Read More »

New GM at the Ag Society

 Shannon LeClair  Times Reporter      A new face is governing things from within the Ag Society office. Tracey Foster recently took on the role as the new general manager… Read More »

Groundhog Day and Moonshine

 Pat Fule Fule for Thought   If you’re reading this, well, I’m still a bit surprised! The column has been going for about 2.5 years, and no one’s tried to… Read More »

Bringing peace to the Middle East

 Sharon McLeay Times Contributor        Living in a country like Canada, where people from many nations work and live together under one flag, Canadians can sometimes find the… Read More »