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Provincial CMHA office trying to help as many as they can
Posted on October 14, 2020By Ryan Dahlman Alta. Newspaper Group The Canadian Mental Health Association’s mantra is “Mental health for all”. In this time of socio-economic turmoil, there is… Read More »
Posted on October 14, 2020
The Canada-United States border remains closed for non-essential personnel, though restrictions are being loosened to allow more families to reunite after several months of strict… Read More »
Pickleball gaining traction in Bow Island and area
Posted on October 14, 2020By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier The Town of Bow Island offered pickleball for the first time back in the summer months at the Servus Community Arena… Read More »
Ride-A-Thon a success
Posted on October 14, 2020By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier There were 52 horseback riders from the Foremost community that participated in the Ride-A-Thon on Oct. 9. Riders rode from the… Read More »
Oct. 4-10 is National Newspaper Week in Canada
Posted on October 7, 2020By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier This week is meant to recognize the role newspapers play in their communities and providing Canadians with credible, factual news and… Read More »
Cypress Hills Wish Ride rakes in $37K
Posted on October 7, 2020Commentator/Courier The ninth annual Cypress Hills Wish Ride brought in a record breaking $37,000 at the Historic Reesor Ranch on Sept. 12. The Wish Ride… Read More »
Town of Redcliff looking into possible portable sign bylaw revision
Posted on October 7, 2020By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier Dustin Turcotte, co-owner and operator of Postcard Portables Mini Billboards, Signs & Printing, came in front of Redcliff town council on… Read More »
Region’s MLAs say more time needed before tax changes
Posted on October 7, 2020By Collin Gallant Alta. Newspaper Group Three MLAs in southern Alberta say they are pushing for a pause on linear tax assessment changes that rural… Read More »
Liberal Throne Speech- Lost Opportunity
Posted on October 7, 2020The Liberals’ Speech from the Throne was intended to be a plan for Canada to get through COVID and our economy back on track. It… Read More »
PRSD sees things as ‘quite good’ through the first month of classes
Posted on October 7, 2020By Justin Seward Commentator/Courier Students have been in classes for a little over a month and for Prairie Rose School Division, the new school year… Read More »