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Wave after wave drifting and shifting overhead; a solar show gone wild. I stayed up, wide-eyed, for 20 minutes, or so, thrilled by the spectacle. And for the next three days, “thrills” – thanks to my “Kootenay Dirt” mountain biking adventure – were just par for the course. 1 day ago Life.
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Jan 20, 2023 · Provincial. Uncertainty, in both the short and long term, are holding back carbon capture projects from reaching final investment decisions, a panel of experts and industry said at a recent Calgary event. Get a dash of perspective along with the trending news of the day in a very readable format.
Introducing the new Drayton Valley Western Review website
Dec 8, 2020 · Join the conversation. Today, we launch an all-new website for The Western Review —based on feedback from readers like you. You’ll notice a fresh new look and feel, with big images and bold headlines. We’ve also completely rebuilt what’s under the hood to help you discover and engage with more stories in your local community and nearby.
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The theme, Musical Mayhem, led to music and movement in children’s programming. As well, 50 of the children’s programs saw 640 attendees in July! From babies bopping along to beats to the music of sweet success during a cake clash contest for children and teens, we’ve been thrilled to be part of the community’s summer.
Liberals ponder life after Trudeau in a crucial week | Drayton Valley ...
2 days ago · Since losing a byelection in the Toronto—St. Paul’s riding, a longtime Liberal stronghold, Trudeau has faced simmering discontent in his caucus, although it hasn’t quite erupted into public view. Some Liberal MPs have been organizing behind-the-scenes to confront Trudeau and urge him to resign, targeting Wednesday’s caucus meeting as ...
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Alberta forecasts paper surplus of $2.9B amid high oil prices, population growth, and borrowing. Alberta’s surplus is forecast to grow on paper to $2.9 billion on the back of higher than anticipated oil prices and population growth, but also in part due to …
County wasting no time reducing its impact on landfills
Oct 17, 2024 · Over the summer the waste management team completed nearly 6,500 curbside audits issuing more than 2,600 gold stars to those who participated fully in the Green Routine and properly sorted recycling and waste material. Focusing on the rural parts of the county, Seabrook and her team found 54 per cent of rural households participated in the organic disposal project and 44 per cent participated ...
Nominations sought for 2024 Chamber Business Awards
Oct 10, 2024 · We’re looking for as many nominations as we can get,” Banks said. 2023 Business Award winners included Imperial Oil (Business of the Year), Canine Addiction (New Entrepreneur), Italian Centre Shop (Leading Edge), Fix Auto (Health and Wellness), Global Humic Products Ltd. (Global Growth), and MB Events (Community Attraction Award).
Local Métis families explored | Drayton Valley Western Review
Sep 19, 2024 · Showcased currently on the second floor of the Strathcona County Library in the display case is the Métis Family Display, which details the stories of various Indigenous families who settled in the area such as Longmore, Donald, Gladue, Shank, and Daugneaux. In partnership with the Strathcona County Museum and Archives (Strathma), locations ...
A taste of Wetaskiwin | Drayton Valley Western Review
Sep 18, 2024 · 0918 wk taste5.WK.jpg jpg, WK, apsmc. The fourth annual Taste of Wetaskiwin saw the Co-op Rec Hall crowded with people looking to sample local food, drink, art and culture in the wrap-up to Welcoming Wetaskiwin Week Friday night. Christina Max. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.