Olds News

Al Kemmere, who became the board's interim chair a year ago, was named its chair by the province's Ministry of Advanced Education Feb. 24

Participants in the evening's Hot Stove segment praised the recently-completed Four Nations Faceoff as being far more exciting than all-star games which were called "a joke"

The personalized tours of the campus include a free coffee and a free hoodie and if students apply for college programs, their fees can be waived

Speakers shared personal experiences with grief and depression and offered support and advice for those who may need it

The hit to the college's 2025-26 budget from lower international student enrolment is expected to be about $5.1 million

Public advised on Thursday, Feb. 27 that the outdoor rink at Centennial Park closed, joining the three others around town with unsafe surfaces due to melting

Regional Subdivision Appeals Board says Town of Olds' relaxation of parking requirement was not warranted in granting permit for proposed 38-unit condo

BGC Olds and Area marks Wednesday, Feb. 26 as a day to stand against bullying

Nathan Cooper says instability in the world and U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of tariffs on Canadian products to affect 2025-26 provincial budget being released Feb. 27

Grizzlys teams finished third in the A division and second in each of the B and C divisions of the U11 hockey tournament