Martin Gauthier is returning to the helm for the Village of Standard over the next four-year term, having been voted by council to resume his position as mayor. Council meetings… Read More »
Every parent knows how much a stable, reliable routine matters for their kids. The teachers’ strike brought uncertainty into homes across our province. Parents were juggling schedules, students missed out… Read More »
Riders of Tyrrell Riding Academy made Strathmore proud at the Canadian Nationals Team Penning Championship, Oct. 9-13 at the Nutrien Centre in Stampede Park. Local riders, coaches and trainers delivered… Read More »
Mayor-Elect Pat Fule was sworn in for his third term at the helm of Strathmore’s town council on Oct. 29, having defeated Jason Hollingsworth by 31 votes to maintain his… Read More »
The weekend of rematches turned into a blowout for the Agra Risk Wheatland Kings, having suffered a pair of defeats to the Okotoks Bisons and Medicine Hat Cubs. The Kings… Read More »
The Town of Strathmore council has been sworn in and members are eager to get started serving the greater community. Council members attended a multi-day orientation following the results of… Read More »
Doug Raycroft will serve as CEO for the Strathmore and District Agricultural Society for the foreseeable future, taking on the mantle permanently as opposed to operating as the interim. Raycroft… Read More »
Families in Alberta expect real results that make a positive difference in their lives, and that’s exactly what our government is focused on delivering. The 2025 fall legislative session is… Read More »
The results are (unofficially) in for the 2025 municipal elections, with counts stretching into the early hours of Tuesday morning. Official results will be finalized on Oct. 24, allowing time… Read More »
Strathmore’s Andy Cammaert celebrated his 100th blood donation, Oct. 16, after 24 years of donations. Throughout the near quarter-century of donations, his contributions have been entirely whole blood, as opposed… Read More »
It was a “surreal” night for barrel racer Jayden Wilson, after claiming the Canadian Finals Rodeo (CFR) championship at Rogers Place earlier this month. The 27-year-old barrel racer from Gleichen… Read More »