Barrhead News

The Royal Canadian Legion wants to make sure the public never forgets the sacrifices Canadian soldiers have and continue to make to ensure our safety and freedom.

Several new officers are hitting the rural streets. At the regular meeting of the County of Barrhead on Tuesday, May 17, Lac Ste.

It is surprising what a person will miss.

The Barrhead Fire Department has been busier than ever, doubling last year’s record of 67 calls for the quarter and then some says fire chief John Whittaker, adding the blame rests mostly on the shoulders of the irresponsible.

There are real consequences to making decisions. That is the message Barrhead Cares hoped students took away from the annual P.A.R.T.Y. program presentation.

Physician-assisted dying and the federal government’s proposed bill, C-14, is a complex and controversial issue that the Barrhead United Church hopes people understand a little better following a public discussion panel on Saturday, May 14.

The Street Festival is coming June 11 and the committee wants you to volunteer.

Barrhead town councillors are willing to move ahead with the mediation process with their county counterparts in an effort to come up with a recreation agreement, despite not knowing whether amalgamation is still on the table.

Rick De Vries When there is something wrong with your eyes, it could mean there are issues elsewhere in your body. That is the message local optometrist Dr.

Lead foots beware. Speeders may soon find themselves on the wrong end of the law after town councillors instructed administration staff to investigate ways to slow drivers down as they are heading out of town on 53 Avenue.