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Fort Macleod RCMP need the public’s help with an investigation into a residential break-in and theft. RCMP received a report…Continue Reading

A sacred Blackfoot tradition was carried out at F.P. Walshe school with an eagle feather blessing ceremony. Blackfoot elder Peter Strikes With A Gun blessed the eagle feathers for 13 graduating First Nations and Metis students. “This blessing is a preparation of responsibility,” Strikes With A Gun said. “The eagle feather has been used within…Continue Reading

Haley Cervo and Brody Zmurchyk were honoured last week as F.P. Walshe school’s outstanding senior high students. The Grade 12…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod women return to their roots next week with a pink tea at the library. In the early 1900s pink teas — so named to throw men off the scent — were a forum for women to organize and strategize about women’s rights. Fort Macleod Library is hosting the pink tea at 1:30 p.m.…Continue Reading

A 22-year-old Lethbridge man died Saturday when he was hit by loose rock near Castle Mountain Ski Resort. Cpl. Laurel…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod is ready to host one of its biggest weekends of the year. The town will come alive Friday and Saturday, June 14-15 with a series of major events. An antique and art sale, high school grad cap and gown ceremony, the A-T Walk for a Cure and the car show coincide over two…Continue Reading

The Fort Macleod Community Aquaponic Greenhouse Society has a mission to help people reduce their carbon footprint, become more self-sufficient…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division last week announced that Chad Kuzyk and Richard Feller have been selected as associate superintendents. “During…Continue Reading

Lethbridge’s New West Theatre is reaching back into its history with a nostalgic variety show called Roots: Back to the…Continue Reading