Sure-Fire Streaming: Dog Pound, The Adam Project, and more
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Acadia Valley News March 24
What a beautiful week we’ve had. They’re calling for a high of plus 19 today! This past weekend the central part of the province received some heavy snow, and we could sure use some here before seeding starts.
The history of Eatonia’s printing press
In 1920, just after the village of Eatonia was incorporated, a weekly newspaper called the Eatonia Enterprise went to print.
Check It Out: False alarms cause harm
Recently the newly installed security system at the Martensville Veterinary Hospital kept sounding a false alarm. The culprit was their feisty resident cat, who had been triggering the alarm…
Canola seeding steps to reduce flea beetle risk
Canola growers can take steps before or at seeding to improve crop competition against flea beetles.
Okotoks RCMP seek assistance in locating wanted male
Okotoks – On March 20, 2022 at approximately 6:15 a.m., Okotoks RCMP were dispatched to a double stabbing at a local campground.
Penton: Handful of teams have shot at Stanley Cup
Unless there are some extraordinary transactions at the National Hockey League’s March 21 trade deadline, it’s becoming fairly obvious that only six or seven teams have a legitimate shot at this year’s Stanley Cup.
Oyen Legion receives generous donations
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch No. 208 in Oyen is moving forward in 2022, thanks to the generosity of three primary donations.
No giveaways at the pumps
Everyone is talking about gas prices! And it’s not surprising, as prices currently range from $1.69 to $2.00 per litre in Canada. It’s a substantial cost considering the minimum wage in Saskatchewan is $11.81/per hour.
Putting more boots on the ground across Alberta
New conservation officers will be deployed across the province to conserve and protect Alberta’s Crown lands through education, prevention and enforcement.
Kurek: Your Voice, My Service, Mar 18
In many of the columns I write, I stress the need for good governance and have many reasons for doing so. The most important of which is to emphasize that it is Canadians who control the election of their Members of Parliament.
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Work + Play = Drone School
Great Plains College in Kindersley had eighteen participants enrolled in their two-day Drone School on March 15th and 16th.
Pop 89: A Hard Story is a Good Story
I am looking forward to driving to Eastend on the 23rd to read to you. I am sure many of you are like me in that there is nothing more comforting than getting together to tell and hear stories.
St. Patrick’s Fun at the Oyen Lodge
This week is another fun holiday with St. Patrick’s Day; we celebrated with a party filled with musical entertainment by Clarke. The residents enjoyed snacks and of course we couldn’t miss out on the green beer!
Check It Out: Why are Canadians rallying?
Q: What are the similarities and differences between the Canadian and Chinese Constitution? A: Both have freedom of speech, but only one has freedom after speech.
Russian Sanctions Imposed Against MP Kurek
On Tuesday, the Russian Government imposed sanctions against most Canadian Parliamentarians and Ukrainian Canadian leaders, including Member of Parliament for Battle River—Crowfoot, Damien Kurek.
Pop 89: Let’s Pledge Our Heads to Clearer Thinking
Last Saturday, I was a judge at a 4-H public speaking event held in Val Marie. I enjoy this gig because I get a ringside view of the passions of the next generation preparing to rule the world.
March 21: International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
March 21 is designated as the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. In recognition of this occasion, Christ The Redeemer (CTR) Catholic schools are promoting an initiative to promote inclusion and eliminate racism.
Penton: Mickelson’s mouth scuttles Saudi tour
The Saudi Arabian threat to establish a rival golf organization to the PGA Tour appears to have gone out of bounds.