Barrhead News

Somewhere along the Neerlandia/Northplex line, there is a leak. According to utilities officer Barry Billey, who spoke to County Council this week, it is estimated that in 2013, about 800,000 gallons of water were lost or unaccounted for.

It is the end of an era. After 15 years Barrhead’s Vince Wiese and his family, nicknamed Barrhead’s First Family of Fitness, will pass on the reins. About a week ago.

A group of Barrhead area seniors want people to know that young people are not the only ones who are inconvenienced by the lack of a pool facility in the area. On Friday, June 26, at the Barrhead Town council’s special meeting, mayor Gerry St.

The Fort Assiniboine Fire Department is a lot like the Boy Scouts, they always want to be prepared.

The Barrhead Composite High School Class of 2015 may have closed one chapter of their journey, but they opened another.

Construction of the new aquatic centre will be delayed. Depending on which Barrhead town councillor you talk to the delay could be as short as three months or a year to more than a year.

Now the waiting begins. On the afternoon of Wednesday, June 24, Chuck Hambling and Manfred John officially handed in a petition asking Barrhead Town council to reconsider the current aquatic centre project.

Barrhead County council voted unanimously to delay first reading of its $5 million borrowing bylaw during their regular meeting on Tuesday, June 16, after finding out about a petition being circulated by a Barrhead resident in an effort to delay or s

Lexi Stein isn’t English nor does she speak with an English accent, but that didn’t stop Stein from performing her pieces for the Provincial Music Festival using an English accent.

Barrhead is unique. That is what a group of about 50 people heard on Tuesday, June 16, at the Barrhead Senior Citizens Drop-In Centre, during a presentation by GCS Consulting about the amalgamation process.