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Artificial intelligence (AI) is certainly a hot topic — some people tout it as the next best thing for increasing…Continue Reading

Alberta’s magnificent countryside and historic downtowns will continue unfolding across screens here and abroad, incentives supported in Budget 2024 suggest.…Continue Reading

The government is launching a free digital literacy program for people looking to develop basic digital literacy or improve existing…Continue Reading

Regional projects worth more than $1.7-billion for everything from highway improvements to hospital and school upgrades made the highlight reel…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division is predicting enrollment to be relatively unchanged for the 2024-’25 school year. The division is expecting…Continue Reading

A special public avalanche warning was issued last week for recreational back country users across B.C. and Alberta. This special…Continue Reading

Lots will go on sale April 3 in the first phase of Fort Macleod’s new subdivision. Council set the pre-sale…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Mavericks added another title Sunday to their haul in the 2023-’24 Central Alberta Tier 3 U15 Hockey League season. The Mavericks beat the Lethbridge Hurricanes 5-3 at the Fort Macleod and District Sports Centre to win their two-game, total-goal playoff series 6-4. The Mavericks added the playoff banner to their regular season championship.…Continue Reading

David Hughes learned early in life the importance of community, volunteering and helping others. Just how well Hughes learned lessons modelled by his parents was recognized Thursday when he was named Fort Macleod’s Citizen of the Year. “I give a big thanks to my mom and dad for planting the seed of volunteering and helping…Continue Reading