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Scott Johnston, press secretary to Alberta’s minister of Energy, says the SRP “has had significant success” in helping Albertans get back to work by “speeding up well, pipeline, facility, and site closure efforts in the energy sector, across the province.”

Light of Christ Catholic School students in Preschool to Grade 6 went back to Bethleham for a night during their annual Christmas Concert.

A portion of Highway 36/29 between St. Brides and Foisy is closed due to a head-on collision. Delays are expected for several hours.

Beginning Jan. 1, phased renovations are expected to cause disruptions and the suspension of various community programs at 4 Wing’s Colonel J.J. Parr Sports Centre for roughly six months.

It is the end of an era as the salt plant located near Lindbergh within the County of St. Paul has officially shut operations, as of Aug. 1, 2022.

Completion of both projects is expected to be finished in 2023.

End of an era as Ellen Gargus turns 88 and turns over long-serving license

Vera M. Welsh School's elementary students participated in a series of musical performances on Tuesday Dec.20.

An Alberta adaptation of Roch Carrier’s “The Hockey Sweater" performed by École des Beaux-Lacs students left audiences members in stitches on the evening of Dec. 20.