Don’t let your kids acquire nature deficit disorder
Rick Bayer Camp Chestermere Four words that today’s children will almost never hear are: “go outside and play”. For children born after 1980, their play worlds are constrained… Read More »
Rick Bayer Camp Chestermere Four words that today’s children will almost never hear are: “go outside and play”. For children born after 1980, their play worlds are constrained… Read More »
Timothy J. Shearlaw Three Hills Capital Head for the hills as Three Hills, Alberta, “Western Canada’s Cruise Capital,” hosts their Annual Cruise Weekend May 31 to June 2.… Read More »
Pat Fule Fule for Thought It’s been 30 years since I first began teaching here in Strathmore. In that time, I have seen many teaching philosophies come and go,… Read More »
Bob Giles Times Contributor The Royal Bank has completed its move to the new shopping center location; this is the first time in more than 100 years a… Read More »
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter We never want to hear about cruelty to animals, it’s a topic that gets many people’s blood boiling, but it is also… Read More »
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor A robust letter campaign to Wheatland Family and Community Support Services (WFCSS) held a well-attended, festive open house, set in Wheatland County Council Chambers on… Read More »
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor Last week, on May 17, Strathmore High School (SHS) students listened to Jean-Claude Munyezamu’s life account of the genocide in Rwanda, Africa. He recounted the… Read More »
Becca Walters Miss Strathmore Stampede Strathmore is looking for young ladies between the ages of 18 (as of July 1) and 24 who wish to further… Read More »
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter The Grade 3 students in Farran Harkonen’s class at Sarah Thompson Elementary School have been learning about the Burrowing Owl and the… Read More »
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Shortly after moving to Strathmore RCMP member Kevin Reilly knew this was where he wanted to stay. Reilly has been in… Read More »
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Late last month, on April 26, the Wheatland Conservation and Wildlife Association released 1,000 pheasants in 27 different locations throughout Wheatland County. … Read More »