Fort Macleod Handibus Society received a welcome investment Thursday from the provincial government. Livingstone-Macleod MLA Roger Reid delivered a $38,000…Continue Reading

LINDA RIPLEY, GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR On March 20th 2020, handibus service came to a halt in Fort Macleod due to the…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Handibus Society last week received its second $25,000 donation from the Cuppen family. That brings to $50,000 the amount the family donated in memory of their mother, Jean (Cuppen) Sinclair. The challenge now, Jack Cuppen said, is for other Fort Macleod past and present residents to match or better the $50,000 donation. “I…Continue Reading

Two Fort Macleod organizations were rewarded last week for the random acts of kindness Fort Macleod Handibus Society and the…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Handibus Society is receiving a $50,000 donation in memory of Jean (Cuppen) Sinclair. Jack Cuppen delivered the first $25,000 installment Saturday to Bruce Robertson of the handibus society. “I always wanted to do something for my mom, in honour of her,” Cuppen said. Jean (Cuppen) Sinclair lived in Fort Macleod for about 65…Continue Reading

LAWRENCE GLEASON, GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR Fort Macleod Handibus Society asked the MD of Willow Creek for an annual allotment of $5,000.…Continue Reading

For the past 31 years, the Fort Macleod Handibus Society has strived to provide affordable, accessible, reliable and safe door-to-door transportation for seniors, disabled and temporarily disabled members of the community. Transportation is provided to these individuals to allow them to or assist them in attending school, work, medical and dental appointments, banking and shopping…Continue Reading

Willow Creek Wilderness Walk and Run will mark its fifth anniversary on Saturday, May 27. Fittingly, an event that focuses…Continue Reading

Trinity United Church will host a Christmas concert in support of the Fort Macleod Handibus Society. The concert at 7…Continue Reading