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Unusual deer visits area farm

Unusual deer visits area farm

Everett and Susan Page weren't expecting a visitor to their Didsbury-area property last week ñ but that's exactly what they got in the form of an unusual looking white-tailed deer.
Budget talks wrap up

Budget talks wrap up

Wild Rose Conservative MP Blake Richards has wrapped up his annual pre-budget consultation tour in the riding, saying he received various comments and suggestions from the 60 or so residents who attended four open houses.
Medical marijuana meeting planned for Feb. 4

Medical marijuana meeting planned for Feb. 4

Cremona-area residents will be hosting a second public meeting regarding a medical marijuana cultivation facility proposed for the district. Planned for the Cremona community centre at 6:30 p.m. on Feb.
Agricultural services board approves resolutions

Agricultural services board approves resolutions

The Mountain View County agricultural services board has approved a number of the resolutions scheduled to come before the provincial agricultural service board conference this week. During a regularly scheduled meeting on Jan.
Plans for horse capture misguided, says WHOAS

Plans for horse capture misguided, says WHOAS

A recently announced provincial government plan to allow the capture of up to 200 free roaming horses west of Sundre is not necessary, says Bob Henderson, president of the Olds-based Wild Horses of Alberta Society (WHOAS).
Snow budget may triple

Snow budget may triple

This season's record winter snowfall is threatening to triple the Chinook's Edge School Division's entire snow removal budget. "I have lived in Alberta my whole life and no, I have never seen anything like this.
Collapse danger remains

Collapse danger remains

With several incidents of barns collapsing this winter due to heavy snow overload ñ including one incident outside Didsbury that killed a dozen cows ñ farmers and ranchers are being reminded of the dangers.
Excessive snowfall affecting wildlife populations

Excessive snowfall affecting wildlife populations

The excessive amount of snowfall this winter has affected wildlife populations in the area, according to officials.
Planning for flooding and tracking the risk

Planning for flooding and tracking the risk

Although the spring thaw is likely still a few months down the road, some groups are already looking ahead to see what can be done to mitigate any potential flooding.
New grant program created to help rural coaches

New grant program created to help rural coaches

Rural sports programs can now take advantage of a new grant program that will give coaches opportunities to advance their skills and create better athletes.
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