Superintendent updates community on potential strike

By Sean Beaton, Superintendent, Livingstone Range School DivisionYesterday the Alberta Teachers’ Association (ATA) announced that its members rejected the tentative agreement with the Government of Alberta.This means that teachers are in a position to initiate job action on Monday, Oct. 6, 2025. While we anticipate this will be a province-wide, general strike, the specific details about job action have not … Read more

Town council gives final approval to outdoor watering schedule

By Rob Vogt Claresholm town council has adopted a year-round, outdoor watering schedule.At its Sept. 8 meeting, Council approved the final two readings of a bylaw with an outdoor watering schedule.Key features of the schedule include:• The watering schedule has been incorporated directly into the town’s water shortage response plan, which now reads The Town of Claresholm watering schedule and … Read more

Lunan, Janice Audrey (Hieb)

Passed away August 13, 2025 at Good Samaritan Home in Magrath.Janice is predeceased by grandparents Gordon and Mary Stacey, Fred and Christian Hieb; parents Alfred and Francis Hieb; brother Russel Wayne Hieb; husband Allan Lunan and one baby granddaughter.Belated farewell rest in the warm comfort of the Lord.Sister Marlene (Arizona), Brother Randy (Calgary).

UCP neglects caribou, sacrifices future for short-term gain, critic says

By George Lee, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Originally published on Sep 27, 2025 at 05:15 A UCP lack of foresight threatens caribou populations and undermines Alberta’s economic future, an opposition critic has charged. Sarah Elmeligi, the NDP’s shadow minister of environment and protected areas, said the government puts too much emphasis on today’s human-focused demands on caribou habitat. “The government is … Read more