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Jim Prentice is the new leader of the Alberta Progressive Conservative Party. Prentice defeated Thomas Lukaszuk and Ric McIver in balloting by party members on the weekend. “The end of this leadership campaign represents a new beginning,” Prentice said. “Tonight, we begin the work of restoring trust in government — and making Albertans proud of…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Drug Coalition will host its fourth annual free Party in the Park on Saturday, Sept. 13. Party in…Continue Reading

The Chamber of Commerce will provide the public with a “Taste of Fort Macleod” on Friday, Sept. 12. People will…Continue Reading

World Suicide Prevention Day will be marked Wednesday, Sept. 10 at Lethbridge Public Library. The day-long prevention workshop sponsored by…Continue Reading

Singer-songwriter Indio Saravanja is excited about his return to Fort Macleod on Saturday, Sept. 6. Saravanja, who performs at 7:30 p.m. at the Empress Theatre, is fond of the town and its people. “We almost bought a house in Macleod a few years ago, believe it or not,” said Saravanja, who at present lives on…Continue Reading

The modernization of two Fort Macleod schools is proceeding on schedule. Livingstone Range School Division superintendent Dave Driscoll said Thursday…Continue Reading

The Town of Fort Macleod may soon mine a new source of municipal revenue. Council is investigating mining gravel within…Continue Reading

GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR – ALICIA FOX Two delegates from the Granum Hutterian Brethren appeared Aug. 20 at the MD of Willow…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod children and parents can get ready Wednesday, Aug. 27 for the start of the new school year. Back…Continue Reading