Alberta Health Services (AHS) announced on Sept. 27 the addition of 10 new ambulances to its fleet in service for patients in Calgary and Edmonton. The new vehicles, five designated… Read More »
On Oct. 7 Strathmore High School hosted their annual cake auction to raise money for cancer research, shortly proceeding their Terry Fox Run. For many of the students it was… Read More »
Hello Chestermere-Strathmore readers. The Strathmore Laboratory Services is not closing. We have had so many emails with concerned constituents reaching out. The Laboratory Services is temporarily relocating. They are moving… Read More »
Investment into the Bow River riding is coming in hard and fast with several multi-million-dollar projects announced and soon to be in the works. The latest is a new 1,500… Read More »
The Town of Strathmore hosted an event on Oct. 5 to launch a regional partnership with VolunteerConnector, having developed a comprehensive virtual volunteer hub. The partnership offers access to the… Read More »
On Oct. 4 the Cheetos brand unveiled a bizarre new temporary statue erected in Cheadle, commemorating the quintessential orange dust which coats the popular snack. Notably within the hamlet that… Read More »
With the growing and harvest season drawing to a close, the Wheatland and Area Hospice Society (WAHS) is already looking to be prepared for next year’s Farming for Hospice crop.… Read More »
A new scale of tabletop total war was brought to Strathmore on Oct. 8 as a grand tournament was hosted at the Strathmore Civic Centre for the first time. John… Read More »
The Strathmore Municipal Library is announcing the release of a new cookbook to help raise money for facility programming. Councillor Melissa Langmaid who also sits on the library board of… Read More »
This month’s featured artist at the Strathmore Municipal Library is Christine Higham, who is showcasing a collection of 10 oil paintings at the facility. A recent addition to the Strathmore… Read More »
Following their evaluation earlier in the summer, Strathmore’s Communities in Bloom (CIB) has emerged victorious in this year’s provincial edition for the 6,001-15,000 population category, winning for the second time,… Read More »