Raffle Winner Savanna Tye won $40,000
Savanna Tye won $40,000 in the Royal Canadian Legion Branch #208 Cash Raffle on Oct. 18, 2025.
Oyen Christmas Market returns with ‘Passport to Christmas’ Shop Local Contest
The Oyen & District Chamber of Commerce is bringing back its popular Christmas Market this December. Schindel Agencies will welcome the public from 5 to 8 p.m. every Thursday…
Town of Oyen Organizational Meeting names committee members and appointments
Town of Oyen Organizational Meeting was held October 30 in the council chambers.
Mobile mammography service coming to Oyen
OYEN — The Screen Test program will visit Oyen in December, offering free breast cancer screening for eligible individuals aged 45 to 74.
National Adoption Awareness Month recognized
Alberta’s Minister of Children and Family Services, Searle Turton, is encouraging residents to consider adoption as the province marks National Adoption Awareness Month.
Smith announces opening of Abu Dhabi office to boost trade
Alberta has opened a new international office in Abu Dhabi to strengthen trade and investment ties in one of the world’s most dynamic energy regions.
Global sweep of apps used by children
Alberta’s privacy office is joining more than 30 international authorities this week to review websites and apps commonly used by children.
Viva Vitality: Wartime rationing inspired nutrition tips
As Remembrance Day approaches, many Canadians are preparing to honour the sacrifices made by those who served in times of war.
Mike Gauley cherished his 35-year military career
Mike Gauley, from Cereal, Alberta, took time to share some of his experiences serving in the Canadian military for more than 35 years.
MacDonald wraps first China mission, seeks new trade opportunities
Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald has completed his first mission to China, meeting with government officials and industry leaders to promote Canadian farm and food products.
OYEN LODGE: “Goodbye October, hello November.”
Hello everyone! The month of October sure went by fast. It’s definitely getting a little frostier in the mornings, and we’ve had some windy days.
Metamorphosis
October 20, 2025, was a momentous day in the life of Patricia Siferd, former resident of Acadia Valley and Oyen. After years of study and research in the Department of Human Ecology…
Second World War veteran Cliff Chadderton empowered a generation of amputees
As The War Amps Child Amputee (CHAMP) Program marks its 50th anniversary this year, this remembrance season brings to mind the inspiring story of Second World War veteran Cliff Chadderton…
Parent payments start for Alberta families
Alberta families who applied for support through the Parent Payment Program by Oct. 27 started receiving payments Friday.
Fall festivities keep spirits bright at Oyen Lodge
Hello, everyone. The residents are still enjoying some outdoor walks, with the weather still in double-digit temperatures. Halloween is approaching soon…
OYEN BRIEFS: Oyen residents stay safe online and celebrate Legion raffle winners
Oyen residents had the opportunity to learn about cybercrime prevention during a free webinar hosted by ATB on October 7.
Cart brings Ronald McDonald House hospitality to bedside
LETHBRIDGE — A new Comfort Cart is now rolling through the halls at Chinook Regional Hospital (CRH), bringing support and comfort to families caring for a sick child.
Doug Jones re-elected Mayor in Oyen Municipal Election
Unofficial results from the Town of Oyen’s municipal election show Doug Jones re-elected as mayor, receiving 173 votes. Terry Caron received 129 votes.
Royal Alberta Museum to explore life’s ultimate mystery in new exhibit
Albertans will soon have the chance to confront one of life’s most universal experiences in a thought-provoking new exhibit at the Royal Alberta Museum.
A shoebox can change a child’s world: National collection week: Nov. 17-23
For a child in West Africa, Ukraine, or the Philippines, a simple shoebox filled with toys, school supplies, and a personal note can mean the world.