Didsbury News

Program takes the financial burden of recycling single-use plastics, paper and packaging and shifts it onto the companies that produce them

While Town of Didsbury no longer uses the water wells near the Butte water reservoir, the golf course relies on the wells to fill ponds and to irrigate fairways and greens

“It was a great swim meet,” new head coach Cecilia Wessels told the Albertan.

According to official results released July 3, UCP candidate down one vote, NDP up two, Republican Party up three

Framework being developed following the town’s submission of annual reporting regarding Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIP) requests submitted to the town in the government of Alberta fiscal year, council heard

Council recently carried a motion to “direct administration to work with the applicant regarding the pros and cons of proposed locations for the potential installation of a sturling structure in the town of Didsbury on municipal lands”

The Pre-K to Grade 4 Ross Ford School, located at 2016 - 23 Street, currently has an enrolment of 375 students

During the 2025 budget process, council allocated $30,000 from the 2024 year-end surplus to the 2025 community grant program

Last year, the town sold 117 daily rates spots over the course of the program, with a value of $6,435, based on the 2024 rate of $55 per day for drop-ins outside field trip days

The Didsbury RCMP detachment report outlined recent police activities in the town and surrounding area from January to March.