New chamber president
Cody Gregory Times Contributor Some big changes within the Strathmore and District Chamber of Commerce have taken place recently, most notably the appointment of Debbie Wakelam as… Read More »
Fighting fire with paperwork
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor Members of the Alberta Fire Commissioners office met with Wheatland Council and members of the Rural Firefighters Association, to provide suggestions that would list… Read More »
Child with Kleefstra Syndrome needs support
Sharon McLeay Times Contributor Mothers and fathers lead a busy life and one filled with constant changes. Sometimes, they feel like they are running too fast, juggling… Read More »
Grad’s almost here
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter With only a month to go until grad, parents and students are busy figuring out how to celebrate the momentous occasion. One option for… Read More »
Town signs memorandum for new recycle yard operator
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Marilyn Galenski made a brief presentation to council about concerns she and other residents have with the Take it or Leave it at the… Read More »
White blank page brings to life struggles of World War I
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter Though World War I has never been forgotten, more often people speak of World War II. Students at Strathmore High School (SHS) have been practicing… Read More »
The days of my life in teaching II (the sequel)
Pat Fule Fule for Thought Awhile back, I told you all some of the lighter things I’ve experienced as a PE/English teacher. You might think there wouldn’t be too… Read More »
Getting ready to Relay
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter It may seem a little early to begin thinking about Relay for Life, but the annual event is already less than two months away. A… Read More »
Australian teacher enjoying everything Canada has to offer
Jason Glabik Times Contributor Snowmobiling, skiing, hiking and hockey; Australian teacher Ali Collins has done these things and more since she arrived in Strathmore last December. She is… Read More »
Spring food drive kicks off
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter It’s that time of year again: No Frills has kicked off its 2012 Extra Helping Spring National Food Drive. The food drive runs in-store from… Read More »
Help still needed in Rwanda almost two decades later
Shannon LeClair Times Reporter It has been 18 years since the 100 days of genocide raged through the small Central African nation of Rwanda. Approximately 70 per cent… Read More »