Alberta’s government has funded more than 8,000 addiction treatment spaces annually, doubling the original commitment made in 2019…

For the last ten days, my sister and I have been tending to our father, who suffered a severe attack of sepsis and requires 24/7 care.

The cartoon shows Garfield holding open a door and saying “My door is always open, so feel free to leave.”

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The Empress Friendship Centre recently received a grant from the Community Foundation of Southeastern Alberta (CFSEA) and the Prairie Crocus Fund, in the amount of $12,000.00.

Thanks to generous donations, the Oyen & District Health Care Foundation was able to purchase a new SuzyQ Cart, which replaces the previous cart, which had been purchased in 2008.

It was Crazy Sock Day at New Brigden School last week. Students were able to have a little fun and show some great school spirit.

The festive season is always made just a little bit brighter for many families in the area who are the recipients of a Christmas hamper.

As usual, my sister thought of everything: new underwear, disinfectant, chocolates for the nurses.

The National Hockey League may be getting lost in the shuffle of Canada’s men’s national soccer team (more on that squad in January as they continue their run toward the 2022 World Cup)…

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Alberta’s government is reducing fees for parents with kids aged zero to kindergarten in licensed daycares, preschools and family day homes.

The cartoon has one turkey saying to another, “Dude, I have a lot of people following me online and they’re all inviting me to dinner!”

Albertans planning to travel can download an updated vaccine record with a QR code to use within and outside Canada on Nov. 24.

Christ The Redeemer (CTR) Catholic Schools will increase the time trained specialists have to support students developing literacy or numeracy skills…

Linnsie Clark is the new Mayor of Medicine Hat. Not only is the 41-year-old the youngest person to hold the position in 50 years, but she’s also the first lawyer to hold the post since the First World War.

Nate Horner was sworn in as Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Economic Development on November 5th, 2021.

When will it end? And who can I blame it on? Those are the first thoughts that come to mind when disaster hits.

Other than hockey, no sport in Canada receives as much television coverage as curling, which is why millions of eyeballs will be viewing the action from Saskatoon in late November…

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