Taelor Gillis receives Big Country Agricultural Society Scholarship
Taelor is enrolled in the first semester of the Bachelor of Science in Animal Bioscience program at the University of Saskatchewan.
Rare fossil of North American lion unearthed in Alberta gravel pit
In June of 1965, Jerry Kuhn and his father Peter Kuhn stumbled across the upper jaw bone, or “maxilla” of an extinct lion near Acadia Valley, Alberta.
Your donation dollars are at work!
Ten years ago, the Oyen & District Health Care Foundation provided the Long-Term Care unit with six power recliners.
KREW KUTS: A Crossroads Museum Story - Part 3
Mr. and Mrs. Peck holidayed in England from May to the end of August 1929. In the meantime, their eldest son Hubert, ranching near Cochrane…
Acadia Municipal Library News: Perpetual Puzzle
We will be having a “perpetual puzzle” starting at the library this week. Come down to work on the Christmas-themed puzzle anytime during library hours.
Penton: Heartbreak once again for Bombers in Grey Cup
Will the Winnipeg Blue Bombers pass on next year’s Canadian Football League playoffs, saying ‘No thanks. The annual heartbreak in the Grey Cup game is just too much to bear.’
Pop 89: Sacred Agents on Holy Ground
This Advent I’m giving myself the gift of a fast from technological devices and internet news. As the monk Richard Rohr reminds us…
Check It Out: Speak up when things are out of order
It's been reported that when Einstein was a young boy, he was a late talker, and his parents were worried. Finally, one day at supper, he blurted out a complete sentence…
Depression and the holidays
Holidays can be difficult for some people, especially if you are dealing with depression. Spending time with friends, getting plenty of rest…
RCMP seek information in Consort hit and run investigation
Coronation RCMP is investigating a possible hit-and-run- incident that occurred last Thursday evening, involving a 15-year-old female.
Letter: CANADA’S FOOD BASKET
Canada is known as one of the “Food baskets” of the world, and we have millions of people living off the food banks. Now we hear we have people in Canada who have scurvy.
Town of Oyen Library Booknotes: Christmas at the Amish Bakeshop
FICTION: Christmas at the Amish Bakeshop / by: Multiple authors, Shy Creatures : A Novel / by: Clare Chambers, The Specimen / by: Jaima Fixsen…
Viva Vitality: Safety on the Slopes
Growing up in Saskatchewan, I truly appreciate the opportunities we have in Alberta to hit the mountains for some downhill skiing or snowboarding!
Oyen quilters give gifts of comfort
There’s nothing better than snuggling with a quilt on a cold, snowy day, and there’s a group of ladies who are making it possible.
Oyen Lodge Report: Residents are getting ready for the Christmas season
Hello, everyone. We have been lucky till now with the weather, and now we have winter, the snow, the cold temperatures and the slick roads.
Tree of Remembrance – fellowship of a common loss
On Saturday, November 16, 2024, MacLean's Funeral Home hosted their annual Tree Of Remembrance at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall in Oyen.
KREW KUTS: A Crossroads Museum Story - Part 2
The creation of this museum moment, as described in these pages last week, was straightforward and unfettered – who originally belonged to several donated wedding accessories…
Acadia Municipal Library News: Library draw!
This is the last week to enter the library draw! Come in and register for a new library card (or renew your current one) to get your name entered.