Barrhead News

Falon Gong practicioners are being murdered by the Chinese government say adherents to the spiritual practice.

Pembina Hills Public Schools (PHPS) trustees approved a two-year ban on all international field trips by students to Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East during their Oct.

Rocky Mountain Equipment’s Barrhead location will close Dec. 31. Jim Wood, Rocky Mountain Equipment’s agriculture vice-president, said the closure is the next step in creating a one-stop shop.

It is that time of year again. The 10th annual Barrhead Community Pumpkin Walk, hosted by the Paddle River Golf Course, is set to take place on Friday, Oct.

Quilting from the Heart has reached a milestone. On Tuesday, Oct. 4, the group gave out its 1,000th quilt to Barrhead’s Healthy Families Healthy Futures.

The County of Barrhead is seeking exemption for all municipalities from the federal government’s Oct. 3 carbon pricing ultimatum on a provincial carbon tax. At their Oct. 4 meeting, councillors voted unanimously on a motion by Coun.

Without Margaret Nadeau there would not be a Barrhead Art Club. At least that is the opinion of Maria Sieben and a group of Nadeau’s former students and art club members, Doreen Lawrence, Rose Gray and Marilyn Wilson told the Barrhead Leader.

Conservative Member of Parliament Arnold Viersen is not happy with the federal government’s decision to force the provinces to set carbon pricing minimums. On Oct.

A Hinton group wants to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday by stepping into the past.

The Barrhead Regional Aquatic Centre has a name, or at least part of it does. On Tuesday, Sept.