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Bonnie Critchley Puts Name Forward For Battle River-Crowfoot
As the by-election in Battle River-Crowfoot continues, a number of people have come forward to try to attain the seat in the House of Commons. One of those, Bonnie Critchley, is from the area and is r...
Local Sports
Drumheller Pickleball Hosts Tournament
One of the sports that seems to be taking the world by storm is pickleball. Drumheller it is no different. This past Friday, a 12 team pickleball tour...
U13 Pure Venom Heading To Provincials
It has been an amazing season for the U13 Pure Venom softball team from Drumheller. This season they have finished their year with a 17 win, 1 loss, a...
Partnership Between The AJHL And WHL Continues
Hockey Canada has announced that after a successful first season, the Western Canadian Development Model (WCDM) pilot project will expand its scope fo...
St. Anthony's School Holds 16th Annual Sports Awards
On Monday evening, St. Anthony's School hosted their 16th annual Sports Awards night. Many students were recognized for their achievements in football...
Ag News
Crops Looking Good, Depending On Where You Are
Depending on where you are on the Prairies, crops are either doing quite well because of timely rains over the past month, or they are struggling and ...
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Seeding Complete Now We Need Rain
As the latest crop report from Alberta agriculture pointed out, seeding is virtually complete, with the exception of a few acres in the Peace region. ...
No Discussion Of Chinese Tariffs During Federal Election
Saskatchewan's Premier, Scott Moe, made it clear recently when he said China's tariffs on our canola, peas and pork need to remain a top priority. So ...
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Ag Industry Not Sheltered From US Tariffs
Just about everything that Canada exports to the US, including agricultural commodities, now have a 25 percent tariff tacked on. The exception is our ...
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