Hello, everyone. The weather has been a bit warm lately. I enjoy the warm weather, but it’s just a little too hot for some people.

Kim Walker reported about 200 people attended the Canada Day Celebration at Oyen’s Crossroads Museum hosted by the Oyen Lions Club.

Fred Beynon, the Scholarship Committee Chairman of The Oyen Lions’ Club, was very proud to present post-secondary scholarships to two well-deserving students this year.

Three new adult fiction books have arrived this week.  Enjoy The Widow's Husband's Secret Lie:  A Satirical Novella by Freida McFadden…

Oyen Public School was privileged to acquire one of the traditional tipis that were donated to Prairie Rose Public Schools from Saamis Park in Medicine Hat.

Since the Oyen Museum opened this summer, Jonah, Kaydance, and John have done an incredible job bringing history to life through engaging tours and dedicated care of the exhibits…

Alberta’s government is providing Indigenous and small communities with an additional $3 million in grants to maximize opportunities in rural areas.

We are told reduce-reuse-recycle are great ways to help the environment by keeping material out of the landfill. Individuals can reduce and reuse on their own…

Get ready to see landmarks across Alberta glowing green on July 7 as communities join together for National Injury Prevention Day…

Boyd English, a former Kindersley resident, has an interesting story to share. The 76-year-old is the first person in Western Canada to receive bacteriophage treatment…

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

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

Winnipeg now has two golden boys. The hockey gods may have kicked Winnipeg Jets in the gut with a second-round playoff ouster, but the team was blessed…

Back in the day, you had to take your amusement where you could find it; not like today, where there are a million funny and amusing videos at your fingertips…

This year, I decided not to worry about growing vegetables. I accept that my green thumb does not extend beyond flowers and herbs…

Here’s a trivia question for you: Q: What was the 13th Prime Minister of Canada’s nickname? A: Dief the Chief.

Congratulations to Jaron Jorgenson who was awarded Second Place in the Primary Poster category in the Oyen Legion’s 2024 Remembrance Day Poster Contest.

I would like to thank the SCHS work experience girls who assisted me with various activities. They did a wonderful job assisting me, helping the residents and learning how to relate to seniors.

You want to know why the smarter and more productive immigrants are leaving Canada? Ask an immigrant. Ask me.

Alberta’s government has provided a one-time grant of $3.2 million to twelve applied research associations to upgrade equipment, facilities and infrastructure.