SOAR Board hosting water testing event

RIVER  HEBERT – The SOAR Community Health Board is again providing area residents with the opportunity to have their well water tested. The campaign focuses on residents living in...

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Jimbo back behind Ramblers’ bench

AMHERST – Jim Bottomley will be back behind the bench next season for the Amherst CIBC Wood Gundy Ramblers. The club and veteran coach agreed on a two-year contract that was ratified...

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CRTC hits Alberta's Wildrose Party with $90,000 fine for robocalls in...

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Celebrate aboriginal heritage with separate holiday

While honouring the contributions our First Nations people have made to Canadian society with a public holiday seems like a good idea, attempting to rewrite history to do so is something many...

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