Four F.P. Walshe school students were rewarded last week for their involvement with Fort Macleod’s Junior Chamber. Veronica Hoskin, Lydia…Continue Reading

The COVID-19 pandemic has put Fort Macleod through the wringer for the past six months. All the more reason to…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod residents have two weeks to submit nominations for the annual Chamber of Commerce awards. People are encouraged to…Continue Reading

The COVID-19 pandemic is leaving a bad taste in the mouths of Fort Macleod residents. The pandemic claimed another victim…Continue Reading

The COVID-19 pandemic has created uncertainty among business owners in Alberta and across Canada, but Fort Macleod is attempting to…Continue Reading

The premier of Alberta rolled into Fort Macleod last week with a message of hope. Premier Jason Kenney held court…Continue Reading

The 19th Fort Macleod Antiques and Art Show and Sale will have to wait a year. Event organizer Fort Macleod…Continue Reading

Last fall, the Fort Macleod Chamber of Commerce kickstarted a new program, the Junior Chamber Program, to involve students from Grades 10-12 in their community by placing them in volunteer work placements throughout the town. In exchange for their volunteer services, students were set up to gain vital life skills such as communication, leadership, planning,…Continue Reading

Can your business continue when disaster strikes? That’s the question Cliff Trollope posed to Fort Macleod Chamber members on Thursday.…Continue Reading