Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation RJ Sigurdson will represent Alberta in Washington, D.C. to discuss the importance of free trade in North America.

FICTION: Maggie’s Miracle : A Novel / by: Karen Kingsbury, Tell Me What You Did : A Novel / by: Carter Wilson, Treason of Sparta / by: Christian Cameron…

Spring has sprung! Windows are open to fresh air and sheets are drying on the line. Baby calves are arriving as are geese and many more birds.

Alberta’s government is investing $3.5 million to partner with Healthy Aging Alberta to expand transportation and mobility services for seniors in rural communities.

Special Areas is pleased to confirm that effective March 21, 2025, Shaune Kovitch has been appointed as the new Chair for the Special Areas Board.

More than 220 people attended. Photos by Diana Walker.

Hello Everyone. It seems mother nature wants to change things up a bit again. From beautiful weather to freezing rain to some snow, but overall, it’s still been a good season.

NOVICE: Alyssa Maffenbeier, Dylan Walker, Grace Becker, Josie Young, Colby Tiringer, Lakota Miller, Murphy Culligan.

It was rather shocking to learn that Special Areas is trying to shirk their basic responsibility of communicating important information out to residents.

With the closure of the ECA Review, we have decided to add the community of Youngstown to our mailing list.

Many Canadians go online to search for medical and health-related information. The internet is the first source of information for many people…

This week’s new books are Counting Backwards by Binnie Kirshenbaum in adult fiction and I Wish I Had a Dragon with Marshmallows by Diane Alber in the picture book section.

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

Enjoy this week’s comic strips and have a laugh!

In this time of unrest and unknowns I cannot help but see the process of grief at work in all of us. At a time when we are shaking our heads…

Well, that was nice for as long as it lasted. For a minute, we Canadians were all getting along. Mind you, how long does a family stay united when their sole reason is a shared enemy?

Two kids biking in an unfamiliar neighbourhood said, “We could be lost and not even know it.” Canadians could also be lost and misled and not even know it.

The longer daylight hours and being on the same time as our neighbours to the east sure feels great.

Meet some of the players from the Badlands Baseball Academy.