Highly pathogenic avian influenza: Minister Horner
Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Economic Development Nate Horner issued the following statement on positive cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in Alberta flocks.
Our heritage of volunteerism
National Volunteer Week occurs every year during the third week of April. This year those dates fall on April 17 to April 23.
Check It Out: Is silence golden?
You never know what will be created when someone is armed with a sewing machine. I remember when my mother would sew everything from curtains to clothing.
Acadia Valley News April 13
Well, it seems Spring has decided to take its time arriving this year. We’ve been back in the deepfreeze this past week with plenty of wind and a few flurries.
Message from the Fire Chief: Spring Fire Prevention
With the warmer weather upon us, we look forward to the season changing and enjoying spring as a time of growth and renewal.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The month of April brings in the start of spring, fitting that Sexual Assault Awareness Month also happens in April. This annual campaign started in 2001 and aims to raise public awareness about sexual assault…
Breaking Ground
The Breaking Ground Dance Studio performed for the auxiliary residents at The Big Country Hospital in Oyen last week.
Penton: Homer-Happy Jays have high hopes
After being pushed around by the Yankees, Red Sox and Rays since last winning the American League pennant in 2015, the homer-happy Toronto Blue Jays plan to be the neighbourhood bullies in 2022.
Pop 89: Safely at home
The word refugee first appears in 1680 and is defined as “one who flees to a refuge or shelter or place of safety; one who in times of persecution or political disorder flees to another country for safety…
Sure-Fire Streaming: Mile 22, Moonfall, Begin Again, and more
The best in TV and film from your living room.
Youngstown News Report April 8
Other parts of the Special Areas have had some snow recently, but it remains fairly dry around Youngstown.
Kurek: Budget 2022: Gov Spends More, Canadians Get Less
The new Liberal-NDP Coalition recently tabled Budget 2022 entitled, “A Plan to Grow Our Economy and Make Life More Affordable.” Unfortunately, the budget holds the Canadian economy back…
Check It Out: Freedom is our heritage
The question asked was, “How do we know China has free speech?” The answer: “No one says otherwise.”
Spring Migration
It’s always worthwhile to take the road less travelled! These photos were taken last Wednesday afternoon southeast of Netherhill.
Acadia Valley News April 7
Well, what a difference a week can make! We started the week out with a miserable dust storm. Yesterday brought us some much needed moisture in the form of rain and heavy wet snow.
Letter to the Editor: Janzen’s columns appreciated
My Mom and Dad, Ralph and Marvel Jorgenson, subscribe to the Oyen Echo for me, have for many years. I receive it regularly and enjoy reading it front to back.
Letter to the Editor: West Central Crisis Centre saves lives
In 1979, before the Trans Canada Highway was twinned between Medicine Hat and Calgary, we lost my 28-year-old father in a horrid car accident caused by a drunk driver, I was 7 at the time.
Sibbald News April 5
I am sorry this news is a bit late! We were away last week, and I forgot to send this news earlier. However, better late than never.
The RMA Formally Opposes the Creation of an Alberta Provincial Police Service
Nisku, AB – The Rural Municipalities of Alberta (RMA) has submitted a report to the Ministry of Justice and Solicitor General opposing the creation of an Alberta Provincial Police Service (APPS).