Local News

The self-destruction of the Progressive Conservative party accelerated this month with heated exchanges between candidates and their supporters that has coarsened the leadership process.

The end of the seasonable weather, with its sunny vistas and heat, could leave us feeling dull and making angry mutterings. We are Albertans after all, accustomed to winters, long-lasting and bitter as well as the milder, Chinook-warmed offerings.

It's doubtful Munir Adam has ever heard of the Energy East pipeline. Likely he's never even heard of some far-off place called Alberta.

DIDSBURY – Crews are busy working on the Rosebud Trunk Line, which is expected to be completed next year. The project will enable the town to accommodate development in the north and east quadrants of Didsbury.

DIDSBURY – The Didsbury Car Club used its AGM on Nov. 10 as an opportunity to look back at its accomplishments as well as look forward into the future. The club is heading into its 25th year and is looking bigger and better than ever.

I am fairly certain that Donald J. Trump, the president-elect of the United States has never heard of Mountain View County, Alberta, and may never.

DIDSBURY – Despite some negative feedback from residents, council approved final reading of Bylaw 2016-12, which allows administration to enter into a loan agreement with the Wild Rose Humane Society.

DIDSBURY/CARSTAIRS - A local cadet has returned to the area and will be taking over as the commanding officer of the Didsbury Army Cadets on Nov. 17. Captain Tim Kaczmarski grew up in Carstairs and has been with the cadets almost his whole life.

Proposed amendments to the Public Health Act that would see the government cross-reference immunization records held by Alberta Health with school enrolment records are welcome, says Chinook's Edge School Division superintendent Kurt Sacher.

The new Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement between Canada and the European market should be great news for beef producers in the region, says Chris Israelson.