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Spike belt helps end multi-jurisdiction chase

Spike belt helps end multi-jurisdiction chase

Suspects in a stolen truck evaded police capture for over 100 kilometres on June 1 before being apprehended approximately 12 kilometres northwest of Olds.
PHOTO: Facing the food

PHOTO: Facing the food

PHOTO: A pie for the principal

PHOTO: A pie for the principal

Olds Municipal Library turns 60

Olds Municipal Library turns 60

Generations of Olds and area library patrons, staff, volunteers and community members gathered at Olds Municipal Library on June 6 to celebrate the facility’s 60th anniversary.
Terrorist attack shocks local resident

Terrorist attack shocks local resident

An Olds real estate assistant, Clare Dickie, expects things to be different in her homeland of New Zealand when she travels there in October.
Fraud, theft alleged in society case

Fraud, theft alleged in society case

What was once briefly thought of as a non-profit's potentially careless bookkeeping has culminated with a man charged with fraud, theft and using a forged document.
Pot shortage delays area retail store development

Pot shortage delays area retail store development

A national recreational marijuana shortage has delayed plans for retail cannabis stores in Innisfail and Penhold, possibly by up to a year and a half.
Something important is missing

Something important is missing

The Oct. 1 increase to Alberta’s minimum wage brought cheers from some and jeers from others. The increase to $15 an hour from $13.60 is billed by the provincial government as a move towards a fair wage for every Albertan.
Something important is missing

Something important is missing

The Oct. 1 increase to Alberta’s minimum wage brought cheers from some and jeers from others. The increase to $15 an hour from $13.60 is billed by the provincial government as a move towards a fair wage for every Albertan.
Something important is missing

Something important is missing

The Oct. 1 increase to Alberta’s minimum wage brought cheers from some and jeers from others. The increase to $15 an hour from $13.60 is billed by the provincial government as a move towards a fair wage for every Albertan.
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