South zone measles cases drop for first time

Southern Alberta Newspapers This week’s measles count showed that the virus is at work in the north zone population. As of June 27 at noon,… Read More »

Tank 77 Museum ready for Cornfest with new displays

By Nicole Shelstad Taber Times Tank 77 is the rebranded Taber Irrigation Museum, now single-handedly managed by Taia DeBona. Originally a student of graphic design… Read More »

ICYMI:Seven Stunning Alberta Waterfalls That Take Almost No Effort To See

You know it’s not summer in Alberta without a few waterfall sightings. Alberta is blessed with an endless list of gorgeous waterfalls that never fail… Read More »

Golfing at Crowsnest Pass Golf Club Is Like Playing Inside a Postcard—Here’s Why

Crowsnest Pass Golf Club is a golfer’s dream come true. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or someone looking for an unforgettable day on the greens,… Read More »

Jr. Spurs have a busy weekend

By Cole Parkinson Taber Times This past weekend saw a busy slate of games for the Vauxhall Jr. Spurs as they had four on their… Read More »

Hockey Canada builds on Western Canadian Development Model

Southern Alberta Newspapers Hockey Canada announced an extension and expansion of the Western Canadian Development Model pilot project for next season. Announced in July 2024,… Read More »

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From the Archives of Western Newspapers

By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers July 1, 1871 – The Weekly Manitoban and Northwest Herald The excitement is tremendous. In the hotels, by… Read More »

Youth L.O.V.E. cultivates the leaders of the future through training program

By S.C. Baysa Pinoy Hour A s we strive to become leaders for others, crucial questions arise: “How can we support one another during tough… Read More »

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Beef is becoming a luxury item in Canada

With summer weather settling in, Canadians are returning to a familiar ritual—firing up the barbecue. But as they approach the meat counter, many are faced… Read More »

Albertans must push back against separatist fantasies

Talk of Alberta breaking away from Canada is no longer just background noise. It’s getting louder, more organized, and too many reasonable Albertans are staying… Read More »

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Seeding well ahead of schedule in southern Alberta

Southern Alberta Newspapers Seeding in southern Alberta was halfway complete according to the first Alberta crop report of the year, well ahead of long-term average… Read More »