On July 1, Canada celebrated 150 years of nationhood. Several groups throughout the community once again organized Canada Day Festivities in Coleman. Floats and riders packed the Horace Allen School parking lot as walkers and bicycles lined up at Flumerfelt park. The parade set off at 11 a.m. and ended at the Coleman Legion. There were fireworks, pig roast and the opening of the APP Barracks by the Coleman Historical Society.

On Sept. 15, 2015, when little Hailey Dunbar-Blanchette was considered missing, people from the Crowsnest Pass gathered at the Lions Park in Blairmore for a [...]

On Tuesday, June 27 ISL Engineering and Land Services, held an open house at MD McEachern community facility to get feedback from the community regarding the [...]

It’s open, after 16 years in the making; the Alberta Provincial Police Barracks in Coleman celebrated its inaugural opening on July 29..
Dignitaries, active and retired [...]

Why do we need to keep a garden journal? Simply because we have long, dark winters between the growing seasons and, unless we have been gifted with incredible recall, most of us have no memory of what [...]

John Barlow, Member of Parliament for Foothills, is proud to award 150 deserving Canadians with the [...]