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F.P. Walshe school students have a ready reminder of an important symbol in the Blackfoot culture. The unveiling Nov. 7 of a new buffalo sculpture on the north side of the school symbolizes the importance of the animal, and education. “The buffalo was the main source of survival,” said Carolyn Little Mustache, a teacher at…Continue Reading

The temporary closure of the Fort Macleod Health Centre emergency department that began Wednesday due to an unexpected clinic personnel shortage and inability to secure coverage will be extended until 8 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 20, when it will reopen to provide 24-hour service. During the temporary closure, nursing staff will remain on-site to provide care…Continue Reading

Authentic just might be the most apt word to describe Canadian country music icon, the late Dr. Ian D. Tyson.…Continue Reading

A test of the National Public Alerting System will happen at 1:55 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 19. The test will be…Continue Reading

The bravery and significance of Canada’s military — now and in the past — prompted an MLA to speak to…Continue Reading

A rich tapestry of western heritage unfolds beyond Alberta’s big cities and more famous destinations, providing amazing opportunities for tourists…Continue Reading

Devise a typical checklist of minerals and organic materials crucial to the survival of Planet Earth and it will likely…Continue Reading

The F.P. Walshe Flyers claimed the bronze medals Saturday night at the junior high A girls volleyball zone playoff tournament…Continue Reading

Provincial government influence could play a role in the future of municipal water fluoridation, Alberta Primary and Preventative Health Services…Continue Reading