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Majority against dropping residential speed limits in Olds

Majority against dropping residential speed limits in Olds

Nearly 65 per cent of respondents don’t want to see Olds' residential speed limits lowered from 50 to 40 km/h; almost 55 per cent opposed to greater traffic enforcement by municipal “resources”
Motorist who collided with credit union in Sundre unharmed

Motorist who collided with credit union in Sundre unharmed

73-year-old male was responsive but foggy after SUV hit connectFirst Credit Union in Sundre
Bull market for steer calves in Olds

Bull market for steer calves in Olds

Olds Auction Mart had an extra busy day on Oct. 7 as nearly 5,000 calves came up for auction
Innisfail Eagles begin 75th season with overwhelming win

Innisfail Eagles begin 75th season with overwhelming win

Innisfail’s senior men's AAA hockey team defeat new Coyotes Hockey Club 10 – 2 at Innisfail Twin Arena
Innisfail picks up pieces after ‘terrible’ cemetery desecration

Innisfail picks up pieces after ‘terrible’ cemetery desecration

Innisfail mayor and council upset over unprecedented vandalism; clean-up continues at cemetery as damage assessed
Bicycle-fleeing youth nabbed for allegedly breaking into Innisfail school

Bicycle-fleeing youth nabbed for allegedly breaking into Innisfail school

Innisfail RCMP say damage to school property was more than $5,000
Senior girls volleyball team in Olds has good mix of experience, youth, plus height

Senior girls volleyball team in Olds has good mix of experience, youth, plus height

Coach Shelley Smith says the Olds team has half Grade 12s and half Grade 11s, so there's a mix of veterans and new players
Innisfail mayor denounces Red Deer hospital expansion delays

Innisfail mayor denounces Red Deer hospital expansion delays

Mayor Jean Barclay said service problems at Red Deer Regional Hospital Centre directly impacting Innisfailians
Sundre rec hockey registration increases over recent years

Sundre rec hockey registration increases over recent years

Approximately 80 players are registered for the 2022-23 season, making up five teams
Commentary: Youngsters deserve recreation support

Commentary: Youngsters deserve recreation support

Researchers found that only 28 per cent of kids in Canada are now meeting national physical activity guidelines, a decline of more than 10 per cent from pre-pandemic levels
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