Hello everyone! Hope everyone had a fantastic Halloween. We were fortunate to have nicer weather for the festivities! The residents sure enjoyed seeing all the kids dressed up who stopped by to grab a candy bag!

Last year, in the depths of my isolation, I got an email from Tammy Willman at The Grand Coteau in Shaunavon, wondering if I might want to enter anything in the holiday art show.

Of the thousands of Canadian soldiers who were wounded while serving in the First and Second World Wars, many returned home missing limbs.

Toronto Raptors have lost their star power. “I’ve a feeling we’re not in Kansas anymore,” Dorothy said to Toto in the Wizard of Oz.

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A WWII veteran was speaking to students. A student asked if he was married. He said he was, and asked why she asked.

Community Futures Meridian Region has been offering valuable support to businesses in Kindersley for a long time.

Hello everyone, we are thankful that the weather has stayed somewhat pleasant, gladly no snow as of now, which is amazing! If it’s not too windy, it is still nice enough to go for a walk with a nice jacket on, of course!

Civil society organizations can apply for the second round of funding for new projects supporting Alberta’s social services sector and helping the most vulnerable recover post-pandemic.

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Winning 107 games during a 162-game season gets you nothing but expanded heartbreak when your team is eliminated in the first round of playoffs. Sorry, Giants.

I recently received a phone call from an old school friend. We’d lost touch. We went to art school together and were housemates.

Alberta’s crop producers have shown resiliency and determination despite extremely dry conditions as a result of recording-setting heat throughout the summer months.

Residents in the Special Areas were able to participate in the October 18, 2021, Provincial Senate election and referendum questions by special (mail-in) ballot.

Robert Blagen, Mayor of the Village of Youngstown, is the recipient of an Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) Distinguished Service Award, to be presented at their annual convention on November 18th.

Starting Oct. 25, Albertans need to provide proof of two COVID-19 vaccine doses to access many restaurants, movies, sporting events and other businesses provincewide.

How many supply chain planners does it take to change a light bulb? None. The light bulbs are late and not shipping.

Researchers at the University of Manitoba (UM) have shared the results from the 2020 Prairie Cover Crop Survey which capture a snapshot of the use and grower observations of this new practice.

This money will be used towards the new Wildland Fire Truck which should arrive by September 2022.

One of the two most successful teams in Major League Baseball this season will have a longer winter than they may have been expecting.