November 18th, 2020 ~ Vol. 90 No. 46
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Running across the province
10 years following his own cancer diagnosis, Tyson Yanchycki is celebrating life and loved ones lost by running across Alberta via #3 highway. The journey will begin at the British Columbia border and continue until the #3 highway meets the Trans-Canada Highway in Medicine Hat, Alberta. Yanchycki will run 201 miles (324 kilometres) to raise awareness and funds for cancer research. He is honouring the memory of his Grandmother (Dolores Bell) , Uncle (Bryan "Cameron" Bell) and all of those who lost or continue to battle cancer.
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Simply Selles by David Selles
Christmas
This past weekend, I was able to make the drive to Lethbridge to visit my family again.
It will probably be the last trip I make until [...]
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Council Briefs
Glenda Farnden, Sr. Municipal Relations Liaison of the STARS Foundation provides an annual update to Council on fundraising efforts, STARS missions in our [...]
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Looking Back by John Kinnear
Long Live the Roxy
After reading about the movement to resurrect the Roxy I was filled with joy and great memories came back to me. I had a flashback to what it was like to sit as a young boy in the front row of that amazing magical [...]
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Previous Issues
Story 1 - 201111 Crowsnest Pass Herald
Antique Fire Truck Restored to Glory
A part of Crowsnest Pass’s history has been restored.
Local firefighter Mark Cnossen spent parts of two years searching for parts to bring an old relic [...]
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Meet the New Officers
Sergeant, Community Peace Officer Brad Larsen has been in the line of bylaw enforcement for the past 11 years.
His time in [...]
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Simply Selles by David Selles
Remembrance
We’ve officially hit Remembrance Day.
This year, my Remembrance Day will look different than previous ones and I’m sure that’s the case for [...]
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Simply Selles by David Selles
The Weekend
I was once again able to enjoy a fantastic weekend with family and friends.
It’s always nice having the chance to drive the hour and a half back to Lethbridge to [...]
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Council Briefs
The Town of Claresholm recently passed a motion to direct a letter to the new Minister of Jobs, Economy and Innovation to appeal for restoring of Regional Economic Development Alliances investment throughout [...]
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Looking Back by John Kinnear
Looking for My Lorraine
I have never been a solitary man until now. An undistracted brain will drive one crazy and loneliness can swallow your soul. So this spring, soon after Lorraine left me, I set out on a journey to [...]
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Crowsnest Cando looking to resurrect the Roxy
The Crowsnest Cando Society is looking at ways to resurrect the Roxy Theatre in downtown Coleman.
During a presentation to Council on Tuesday, October 20th, Council was provided information on [...]
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Curling Club Ready for another season
The Crowsnest Curling Club is kicking off their new season.
Club President Gary Sigsworth says this year will look slightly different than previous ones.
“We have some pretty serious [...]
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Simply Selles by David Selles
Candy Safely
Halloween is just around the corner and this year, it might look a little different for certain families.
Due to Covid, some families might [...]
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