New Bus needed for seniors
The seniors at York Creek Lodge are looking for help in getting a new bus to transport them around the area.
Currently, the seniors are using [...]
Currently, the seniors are using [...]
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Mine Disaster Anniversary
Members of the RCMP stand at the memorial site of the Hillcrest Mine Disaster that took 189 lives and affected many more. The service included speeches from Mayor Painter as well as MLA Roger Reid and MP John Barlow.
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Bellevue Underground Mine
Experience the dark like never before.
The Bellevue Mine began it’s life as the Western Canadian Colleries in 1903.
Pumping out more than [...]
The Bellevue Mine began it’s life as the Western Canadian Colleries in 1903.
Pumping out more than [...]
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Bellecrest Days
This week’s column will be short and sweet.
I just want to talk about how great [...]
I just want to talk about how great [...]
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Volunteers Needed
The Crowsnest Community Market is gearing up for another season.
Volunteers are an extremely important part of making the market successful and board member for the [...]
Volunteers are an extremely important part of making the market successful and board member for the [...]
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Previous Issues
How we can fix the bear problems
Bears are once again entering the community this spring.
Fish and Wildlife Officer, John Clarke, says this spring has been quite different from previous years.
“We've had a [...]
Fish and Wildlife Officer, John Clarke, says this spring has been quite different from previous years.
“We've had a [...]
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A Long Journey to Happiness- Part II
So recapping where we left off last week we find to that the five abandoned Mancini boys were made wards of the province and sent off to orphanages and in the summer were shipped out to work as [...]
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Ty Anderson – Football is the dream
For Ty Anderson, football isn’t just something he does to pass time.
Anderson has sacrificed a lot to play the game he loves.
“Football is an [...]
Anderson has sacrificed a lot to play the game he loves.
“Football is an [...]
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Firefighters
As the smoke from fires in northern Alberta is in the air as I write this, I think it’s [...]
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A Long Journey to Happiness: Marietta Mancini’s Story
So while I find it fascinating to go deeper into the family histories of our remarkable municipality it seems so do others. These days the vast array of resources available to [...]
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Construction/Business Effects
According to administration, the construction project in downtown Coleman is still on schedule.
At May 28th’s council meeting, administration and council took some time to discuss [...]
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Council Briefs
Darcy’s Nature Walk applied for Category 3 funding for their 12th annual edition of the event.
Under council’s funding, Category 3 is reserved for new initiatives alone and thus decided to reject [...]
Under council’s funding, Category 3 is reserved for new initiatives alone and thus decided to reject [...]
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Top Gunn celebrating 25 years of service
After starting off renting a shop form Blairmore Turbo in August of 1994, Doug Gunn has now reached 25 years of service for residents of the Crowsnest Pass.
Gunn began his journey in [...]
Gunn began his journey in [...]
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