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MP says party stands united behind new leader

MP says party stands united behind new leader

Arnold Viersen says new CPC leader Pierre Poilievre will focus on fighting inflation and ensuring government doesn’t introduce new taxes
One of the drivers in Sept. 13 collision near Barrhead passed away

One of the drivers in Sept. 13 collision near Barrhead passed away

Barrhead RCMP also responded to a collision involving a pick-up truck and semi on Sept. 14 which did not result in any injuries
A question of jurisdiction

A question of jurisdiction

County of Barrhead resident says municipality needs to hold energy companies more accountable for weed control
County of Barrhead reeve remains open to provincial police force

County of Barrhead reeve remains open to provincial police force

Regardless of who provides policing services, reeve Doug Drozd said the county cannot afford to pay more
GROWTH Alberta asks county to support tourism grant application

GROWTH Alberta asks county to support tourism grant application

County of Barrhead councillors table decision citing the need for more information
Motor vehicle collision at junction between Highways 18 and 33

Motor vehicle collision at junction between Highways 18 and 33

Motorists should expect to take detours as highway will be closed
Barrhead to host 2022 Wildrose Rodeo finals this Sept. 15-18

Barrhead to host 2022 Wildrose Rodeo finals this Sept. 15-18

40th anniversary of Wildrose Rodeo Association to be celebrated with appearance by past champions on Saturday night
Jackpine tournament hits a grand slam for the Stollery

Jackpine tournament hits a grand slam for the Stollery

Annual Jackpine slo-pitch tournament in Fort Assiniboine has raised more than $80,000 for the children’s hospital in five years
The passing of Queen Elizabeth II leaves a hole in many local resident’s lives

The passing of Queen Elizabeth II leaves a hole in many local resident’s lives

Former Barrhead Leader reporter reminisces over the time he had tea with the Queen
Pembina Hills welcomes regulation change allowing buses to travel at posted speed limit

Pembina Hills welcomes regulation change allowing buses to travel at posted speed limit

Alberta was the only Canadian jurisdiction that restricted school buses from travelling faster than 90 km/h
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