Explore the Mediterranean Diet for healthy living
Bring a taste of the world into your diet this winter. The Mediterranean Diet is a style of eating that includes foods often eaten in the countries around the Mediterranean Sea. Some of these countries are Spain, Italy, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Egypt and Morocco.
Drumheller RCMP issue warning to public following deaths from suspected drug overdose
Drumheller RCMP attended the residence, along with emergency medical services. It is known at this time that three individuals are deceased as a result of what is believed to be suspected drug overdoses.
Mini scrimmage on the outdoor rink
Four local teenagers took advantage of the warmer weather on Saturday with a mini scrimmage on the outdoor rink.
WGRF approves $266,942 for Chinook Applied Research Association
As part of its $32 million Capacity Initiative, Western Grains Research Foundation (WGRF) is pleased to announce a $266,942 infrastructure investment for field equipment at the Chinook Applied Research Association (CARA) located at Oyen, AB.
Cereal & District Athletic Assoc. receives $50,000 MSP Grant
There will be some construction taking place in Cereal, Alberta in the upcoming months, thanks to a Municipal Stimulus Program (MSP) Grant.
Food for Thought: Fossil Fuel
Thank God for our good old fossil fuel! Without it, we would all have been in dire straits the last three or four weeks. I wonder how many windmills and solar panels it would have taken to keep our homes warm.
Youngstown Communiqué, Feb. 19, 2021
I would like to send out my condolences to the family and friends of Wendy Dafoe of the Coronation area who has recently died.
Expanding Alberta’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout
Phase 2 vaccinations will be offered in a staged approach and once completed, will have vaccinated anyone aged 50 to 74 years, anyone with high-risk underlying health conditions, First Nations and Métis people aged 35 and older, residents and staff in congregate living settings, and eligible caregivers.
Damien Kurek: Confusion in Canada’s Pandemic Response
Many of you have contacted my office about the recently announced international travel measures. People are worried about the new testing and quarantine requirements, as well as what that means for them and their rights.
Alberta RCMP reports reduced crime rates in 2020
For many Albertans, the Alberta RCMP continues to focus on its Crime Reduction Strategy – an intelligence-led approach to policing that enables RCMP to identify repeat offenders and crime trends, as well as conduct targeted enforcement and prevention initiatives.
A Little Bit Western: Calm, Cool and in Control
Prairie folk love a weather story. We mark certain years, even decades, by memorable weather events, and use storms or extreme temperatures or even winds as a yardstick for recalling other important happenings like weddings or births.
Ducks launches new farmer-focused website
Stonewall, Man. – Farmers looking for practical solutions to make their operations more sustainable have a new resource to turn to with Ducks Unlimited Canada’s (DUC) – ag.ducks.ca – a new website that builds on DUC’s long-time relationship with the agricultural industry.
Just a Gal from Glidden: The Mail Bag
Thanks for all the letters and messages this week! I look forward to another adventure in the warmer temperatures this week to share with you all.
Acadia Valley News, Feb. 17, 2021
By the time you’re reading this we should be out of the deepfreeze! Schools were open on Friday the 12th, the students were able to attend class for one day before the family week break.
Consort RCMP arrest three involved in copper wire theft
Consort RCMP have arrested three people in connection with multiple copper wire thefts from different oilfield sites in eastern Alberta.
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Bruce Penton: Curling addicts finally getting their fix
After almost a full year without their drug of choice, thousands of Canadians will finally be able to get their fix, starting this weekend.
Check It Out: Why are we not allowed to discuss things in public?
A husband and wife appeared before a judge during divorce proceedings. The judge asked, “You have three kids; how will you divide them?”
Shirt frozen in minutes
Photographer Tracy Hudson was doing a photo experiment in -32°C (-51°C windchill).