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MICKEY DUMONTTHE MACLEOD GAZETTE, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE With a deadline looming to move water licences issued prior to 2021 to…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Chamber of Commerce hosted the Battle of the Businesses on Sept. 26.

Tentative plans for a five-unit townhouse complex for seniors were unveiled Sept. 19 by the Willow Creek Foundation. About 30 people turned out at Pioneer Lodge for a presentation led by Pam Young. “We wanted you here tonight to present our thoughts to date, and ask for your reaction, Young said. Young explained to the…Continue Reading

Parents should set limits for screen time and actively monitor their children’s use of technology, Kaylee Low said. Low in…Continue Reading

A new mobile field study lab will bring environmental science to students across Livingstone Range School Division. The classroom on…Continue Reading

Projects in six non-city communities have landed on an early funding list under a multi-billion-dollar program to alleviate overcrowding in…Continue Reading

Celestine Twigg’s life-long dream to share the Blackfoot language with the world through cartoons is hitting the big time. Twigg’s recently released cartoon Poos, which means cat in Blackfoot, will screen this fall in Calgary, Los Angeles and New Westminister. Poos builds on the success of the Blackfoot language animation project produced by Xstine Cook…Continue Reading

Juno Award-winning roots artist Maria Dunn is returning to the Empress Theatre as part of the 2024-’25 Centre Stage Series…Continue Reading

The NDP’s path to success in a general election that’s still three years away places a new emphasis on small-town Alberta, party leader Naheed Nenshi said. Nenshi told The Macleod Gazette: “I think it’s fair to say that in the past, Alberta’s New Democrats have not been as visible as we should be outside of…Continue Reading