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Boscombe hosts First Dinner Theatre

Boscombe hosts First Dinner Theatre

The Boscombe community centre is often used for events such a crib tournaments, music events and summer events like the Hillbilly Jam and slo-pitch tournaments, but on Feb.
Jackson a delegate in Mrs. Canada Globe pageant

Jackson a delegate in Mrs. Canada Globe pageant

Despite losing her brother to suicide, while also living in an abusive relationship, Barbara Dumigan Jackson has overcome many obstacles in her life, while also raising three children.
'Our love keeps us strong'

'Our love keeps us strong'

Kay and Clarence Anderson are going on nearly five decades of marriage and it all started with a friendly bet over $5.
Valentine's Day delivery touches seniors' hearts

Valentine's Day delivery touches seniors' hearts

Ninety-six-year-old Julia Petruk has never taken much notice of Valentine’s Day, but last Friday afternoon, she – along with several other residents of Sunnyside Manor – had a Valentine’s Day delivery that made the holiday a little extra sweet.
Shiver Fest coming back to town for Family Day

Shiver Fest coming back to town for Family Day

Organizers are hoping for a bit more snowfall and winter weather prior to the Family Day long weekend, as the town prepare’s for its annual Shiver Fest weekend of fun. “It’s just so much fun for the whole family,” says Town of St.

Low oil prices stress local economy

Jenn Taylor has no problem describing herself as a “long-time oilfield wife.” With a husband who has worked in the industry for over a decade, Taylor is proud of the title.
Fentanyl use and overdoses increasing problem

Fentanyl use and overdoses increasing problem

The rise of fentanyl in Alberta, and in the local area over the course of the past winter, is a serious cause for concern for the executive director for the Alberta Paramedic Association.
Family literacy day

Family literacy day

Alberta Education guidelines on transgender policy spark concern

The province’s guidelines around transgender policy caused waves last week, as the bishop for the diocese of St. Paul wrote a pastoral letter rejecting the guidelines and parents raised concerns over what the guidelines would mean for students.
Long-time family business celebrates next generation ownership

Long-time family business celebrates next generation ownership

The hamlet of Mallaig has seen a lot of changes over the years since its founding in 1928, but a few things have remained constant - including the presence of St. Arnault Lumber, which has been a mainstay of the community for the past 70 years.
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