Chiefs repeat as SCAHL champs!

  Mario Prusina Times Editor   Behind their solid goaltending, air-tight defence and a spread-out offence, the Wheatland Chiefs claimed the SCAHL, sweeping the Lethbridge Hounds 3-0. After taking Game… Read More »

Warriors run out of gas

 Mario Prusina Times Editor   Seven games in seven days may have cost the Wheatland Warriors a chance at the SCAHL Championship.  The local bantam double-A team competed at the… Read More »

Indoor soccer season over

  Shannon LeClair Times Reporter   The indoor soccer season is over for another year, and the U14 boys Spur team finished with a gold medal win. The Spurs played… Read More »

Premier visits Strathmore

  Shannon LeClair   Times Reporter   Premier Alison Redford was in Strathmore on April 2 to announce the creation of 140 family care clinics across the province, in communities… Read More »

Kyle’s beating it

  Shannon LeClair Times Reporter   It was in 2010 when Ruppe’s pinky fingers started separating from the rest of his fingers, and by June of 2011 he knew something… Read More »

On life and business

  Sharon McLeay Time Contributor   Donald Cooper, a former world-leading maker and retailer of Cooper sports equipment and a current award winning fashion retailer, took time out to deliver… Read More »

A whole mass of trouble

 Pat Fule Fule for Thought   I grew up in Canmore in the 60s and 70s. Back then, it was still primarily a coal mining town of about 3,000 people.… Read More »

Alberta volunteers changing

 Sharon McLeay Times Contributor   According to this year’s Stats Canada figures, the volunteer rate in Alberta is up seven per cent, with over 57 per cent of Albertans somehow… Read More »

Volunteer and enrich your life

 Sharon McLeay Times Contributor   Ken Larson volunteers with Victim Services and many other organizations in the Strathmore area. He received the Citizen of the Year award from the Chamber… Read More »