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Concerns raised in Bow Island over provincial police advisory board
Posted on February 1, 2024By Anna Smith Commentator/Courier As part of their normal January 22 Council meeting, the Town of Bow Island received a survey from the province in… Read More »
Bow Island disposing of surplus equipment
Posted on February 1, 2024By Anna Smith Commentator/Courier The end of January was a relatively quiet meeting for the Town of Bow Island, as they get ready to tackle… Read More »
Final arguments in Belyea murder trial, verdict coming Jan. 29
Posted on January 25, 2024By Brendan Miller Southern Alberta Newspapers Justice Dallas Miller is expected to give a verdict in the second-degree murder trial for Deborah Belyea, who stands… Read More »
2023 a productive year for Town of Redcliff
Posted on January 25, 2024By Anna Smith Commentator/Courier The Town of Redcliff enjoyed a packed year, with a variety of projects and improvements for residents and visitors alike. “The… Read More »
Concern raised over availability of firefighters in Walsh
Posted on January 25, 2024By Anna Smith Commentator/Courier A letter was sent by a Walsh resident to Cypress County in regards to the potential response times in the event… Read More »
Autopsy report shows Alfred Belyea was stabbed to death
Posted on January 25, 2024By Brendan Miller Southern Alberta Newspapers Editor’s note: Due to space constraints, the Commentator cannot include all coverage of the Belyea trial. For more daily… Read More »
Cypress enjoys a swift first council meeting
Posted on January 25, 2024By Anna Smith Commentator/Courier Without much on their lists yet, so early into the year, the Jaunary 16 Cypress County Council meeting was comparatively quite… Read More »
Prairie Rose and MHC announce trades program for high school students
Posted on January 25, 2024By Anna Smith Commentator/Courier High School Students will be exploring new hands-on opportunities in the trades thanks to a new partnership between Medicine Hat College… Read More »
‘Perfect storm’ caused stress on grid Jan. 13-14 weekend, says Neudorf
Posted on January 25, 2024By Al Beeber Southern Alberta Newspapers Nathan Neudorf says almost a perfect storm created the situation Jan. 13-14 when Albertans were asked to reduce electricity… Read More »
More people need to be active in advocacy, says Motz
Posted on January 25, 2024By Anna Smith Commentator/Courier During a recent Town Hall event alongside Foremost, Forty Mile, and provincial representation, Motz advocated strongly for his constituents to make… Read More »