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Wind energy still needs back-up
Posted on February 2, 2016J.W. Schnarr Southern Alberta Newspapers Alberta’s plans for wind energy are a sign that the province is becoming part of a larger global movement toward… Read More »
Not many changes in royalty review report … for now
Posted on February 2, 2016By Jamie Rieger Many Albertans breathed a big sigh of relief last week when the provincial government announced there would be few changes with the… Read More »
Redcliff council briefs: $8-million investment approved
Posted on February 2, 2016By Tim Kalinowski Redcliff Town Council had a lighter agenda at last Monday’s meeting. However there were some tidbits of interest which came out of… Read More »
Biathlon event ready to wow at Winter Games
Posted on February 2, 2016By Tim Kalinowski When putting together the ski events for any type of winter games it tends to be the downhill, freestyle and snowboarding which… Read More »
Crossing arms in place to improve safety
Posted on February 2, 2016By Jamie Rieger More than four years after the Town of Bow Island began working on having crossing arms installed at the railway crossing on… Read More »
Flu outbreak closes JK classes at IF Cox
Posted on January 26, 2016Inlfuenza-like symptoms will kepp IF Cox junior kindergarten students out of school until at least Thurs., Jan. 28. Alberta Health Services has sent out notifications… Read More »
Elk hunt at CFB Suffield a good experience for soldiers
Posted on January 26, 2016By Natalie Finnemore CFB Suffield Helping hunters register their harvested animals and assisting biologists check-in severed elk heads is just part of an unusual, but… Read More »
Musical murder mystery brings out crowd in Irvine
Posted on January 26, 2016By Tim Kalinowski Irvine School hosted a ghoulish, musical, murder mystery on Friday night. “Oh, Horrors It’s Murder!” was put on by an all female… Read More »
Climate plan well-intended, not well thought out
Posted on January 26, 2016By J.W. Schnarr Southern Alberta Newspapers Alberta’s shift to renewable energy and away from coal is going to be bad news for Albertans, members of… Read More »
Report suggests re-evaluating grazing rights process
Posted on January 26, 2016By Alex McCuaig Southern Alberta Newspapers The issue of grazing leases has become a growing concern in recent years, exasperated by increasing industrial, recreational, environmental… Read More »