April 1st, 2020 ~ Vol. 90 No. 13
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Local businesses like Allied Ace Hardware and many others throughout the community have placed stuffed animals in their windows for people to find. This fun scavenger hunt gives families a chance to get out of the house while keeping isolated.
200401
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Crowsnest Pass Weather
Story 1 - 200401 Crowsnest Pass Herald
Local business owner now providing bulk food orders
Local business owner Brent Kenny is making changes to some of the services he provides due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Kenny owns multiple [...]
200401
Simply Selles by David Selles
Stay Positive
Week two of social distancing has garnered mixed results.
The work side of things hasn’t been too bad.
It’s slowed down a bit overall meaning when there is [...]
200401
Looking Back by John Kinnear
The Winter of the Century
It has been a fairly light winter snow-wise this year in the Pass. Probably not a good thing for the snowpack and for the much needed recharge of our subsurface waters that carry us through the summer.
I haven’t seen any really big [...]
200401
Previous Issues
Story 1 - 200325 Crowsnest Pass Herald
Providing aid to Small Businesses
Both the Federal and Provincial Governments are beginning to lay out plans to provide financial aid to the many people who will need it over the coming months.
At the provincial level, [...]
200325
Simply Selles by David Selles
From Home
I’m on my fourth day of self-isolation as I write this column, not because I’m sick or know I have the virus but simply because I want to do my part in limiting the spread of Covid-19.
If there’s even a [...]
200325
Looking Back by John Kinnear
Tragedy at south Blairmore Mine
As a mining historian I can attest to the fact that old coal mines of the Crowsnest Pass kept very little, if any, of their records and memorabilia. Also, unlike today, where strict reclamation standards apply, back then coal companies merely [...]
200325
Story 1 - 200318 Crowsnest Pass Herald
Council Briefs
When Council approved the Development and Securities Policy at the November 26, 2019 Council Meeting, they also requested that a legal review be completed on the policy. The policy was [...]
200318
Simply Selles by David Selles
Normal
Last week, I wrote my column on all the silly people buying enough toilet paper to last them 20 years and this week I’m now forced to take a more serious stance on Covid-19.
As I sit here [...]
200318
Looking Back by John Kinnear
Bisaro Anima – The Name Fits
As promised I will take Torindo Bisaro’s story to the next chapter, one in which there has been two important acknowledgements of his sacrifice. In last week’s column it was revealed that 21 year old Torindo John Bisaro from Fernie was killed on [...]
200318
Story 1 - 200311 Crowsnest Pass Herald
Council Briefs
The Municipality owns a 6.25-acre parcel in Blairmore that was the location of the old hospital. The site is strategically located adjacent to the Tim Horton’s/Crowsnest Crossing development. However, the Municipality requires [...]
200311
Simply Selles by David Selles
TP
This week I’ll be talking about toilet paper…
Man, I can’t believe I just typed that out.
Yes, the toilet paper epidemic has [...]
200311
Looking Back by John Kinnear
Torindo John Bisaro – K-38606
K-38606 is the World War II regimental number for a soldier named Torindo John Bisaro. Every soldier had a number like this assigned to him when he signed up for [...]
200311
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