Daysland Gymkhana Club making progress on new riding arena – read the July 15 Community Press!
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Tofield Hospital ER Dept without a doctor for 2 days
The Tofield Health Centre Emergency Department will lack on-site physician coverage from 8 a.m. Monday, July 13, until 8 a.m. Wednesday, July 15, due to a shortage of clinical personnel and failure to secure temporary coverage.
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Hardisty Rodeo 2026 coming up this weekend!
HARDISTY RODEO JULY 17–19, 2026 HARDISTY, ALBERTA STOCK CONTRACTOR – DUFFY RODEO ADMISSION Weekend Pass - $50Friday - $10Saturday - $20Sunday - $2012 & Under - FreePower Camping - $60… continued
Flagstaff Featured Business: The Country Cupboard Farm Store
The Country Cupboard Farm Store, located in Sedgewick, is a charming destination offering fresh farm products, including free-range eggs and locally made goods. Co-owned by Trisha and Michael Muirhead, it promotes a slower lifestyle, featuring farm tours and a community atmosphere. The store aims to grow as a family-friendly gathering place.
Water erodes part of Hwy 36 as historic rainfalls persist – July 2 CP is out now!
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EDITORIAL: Despite challenges, News Media in Canada remains a massive economic driver
The Canadian news media remains vital, with 71% of Canadians consuming news daily. However, government advertising favors American digital giants, contributing just $222,000 to print media amidst a $78.15 million budget. A stronger commitment to local media could enhance economic benefits and support journalism in communities, ensuring local news persists.
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Poilievre: One Country, from far and wide
Pierre Poilievre emphasizes Canada's rich heritage and the dedication of its people from coast to coast. On Canada Day, he celebrates the resilience of Canadians, the sacrifices of pioneers, and the contributions of remarkable individuals. He urges citizens to uphold the values of freedom and unity, acknowledging the ongoing responsibility to cherish and build upon this legacy.
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RCMP seeking public assistance investigating hate-related vandalism in Hardisty
On June 12, Alberta RCMP investigated a hate-related vandalism incident at an energy company property in Hardisty, where a tipi, raised during a ceremony by Indigenous Elders, was defaced with offensive spray paint. Similar hate messages were found nearby. Authorities are seeking public assistance in solving these connected hate crimes.
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Statement from Camrose Police after violent, threatening student messages go viral
Last week, police became aware of group chat messages involving several youth, that occurred in the fall of 2025. Screenshots of these messages have since been widely circulated on social media. The content includes deeply concerning and harmful language directed at female high school students.
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Farmers turning to tech to thwart thieves
Prairie farmers are increasingly adopting security measures like cameras and GPS tags due to rising thefts, transforming their approach to rural living. Individual cases of burglary have heightened wariness and anxiety within communities, prompting farmers to lock homes and equipment more securely, while also seeking balance between safety and quality of life.