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Vauxhall facility on track to open this fall
By Cole Parkinson Vauxhall Advance While the Vauxhall Jets are in the midst of a busy spring schedule, this fall will bring something completely new to the program. The new community facility has started construction and is on track to be completed by the time they regroup for the 2026-27 season this fall. “It’s slow, but he shell is up, and the concrete for the… Read More »
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Amery hosted a rural media roundtable on MAID concerns
By Heather Cameron Vauxhall Advance Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Minister of Justice Mickey Amery recently hosted a rural media roundtable regarding providing Medical Aid in… Read More »
New waste management, sewer bylaws approved
By Nikki Jamieson Vauxhall Advance Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Vauxhall town council has new bylaws pertaining to their waste management and water and sewer services.… Read More »
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Jets back on the diamond
By Cole Parkinson Vauxhall Advance The busy spring for the Vauxhall Jets continued this weekend as they lined up for a doubleheader on Saturday against… Read More »
Curling Association discusses future with council
By Nikki Jamieson Vauxhall Advance Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Following renovations, the Vauxhall Curling Association is looking forward to increased rink use. As an addition… Read More »
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From the Archives of Western Newspapers
By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers April 14, 1899 – The Cardston Record Petitions were circulated here this week requesting a mail service to… Read More »
From the Archives of Western Newspapers
By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers April 2, 1884 – The Calgary Herald, Mining and Ranche Advocate and General Advertiser Mr. Melvyn of Silver… Read More »
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The Middle East is no longer a reliable energy partner
The Strait of Hormuz crisis is exposing how unreliable Middle East energy supply has become and has opened the door for countries like Canada to… Read More »
Consumer boycott of U.S. products exposes a bigger homegrown problem
Canadian consumers are quietly pulling U.S. products off their grocery lists, and the impact is measurable. This is more than a protest. It is a… Read More »
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Southern Alberta’s long-term forecast: what it means for agriculture
By Nerissa McNaughton Southern Alberta Newspapers Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Southern Alberta’s agricultural industry is bracing for a challenging year ahead as meteorological forecasts and… Read More »
