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Reflections on a funeral for local news

Reflections on a funeral for local news

We’re not talking about a hard paywall for our websites – news is still a public good and must remain so. But in addition to local advertising, we’re going to need a model that encourages reader support.
How the Grinch Stole Christmas

How the Grinch Stole Christmas

$1.5M in division funding approved for BCHS east gym expansion

$1.5M in division funding approved for BCHS east gym expansion

Pembina Hills trustees receive update on modernization at Dec. 13 meeting
Bombers go into holiday break with a win

Bombers go into holiday break with a win

Barrhead defeats the Vegreville Vipers 5-4 at the Agrena during Teddy Bear Toss Night
What is the Christmas tradition of Krampus?

What is the Christmas tradition of Krampus?

From its humble origins in Alpine folklore to its emergence as a globally recognized figure, Krampus has undergone a remarkable transformation.
The checkered history of the poinsettia's namesake and the flower's origins get new attention

The checkered history of the poinsettia's namesake and the flower's origins get new attention

SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Like Christmas trees, Santa and reindeer, the poinsettia has long been a ubiquitous symbol of the holiday season in Canada, the U.S. and across Europe.
Dunstable's Christmas zoo

Dunstable's Christmas zoo

Updated threatened species list highlights freshwater fish decline

Updated threatened species list highlights freshwater fish decline

The recently updated Red List of Threatened Species, released by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, now includes 157,190 species, up from 128,918 species recorded in the 2020 report.
Barrhead FCSS taking its show on the road

Barrhead FCSS taking its show on the road

Woodlands County signs new contract with Barrhead FCSS allowing them to expand services to Fort Assiniboine/Goose Lake region
Brian Jean, Premier and other ministers fight federal emissions cap

Brian Jean, Premier and other ministers fight federal emissions cap

“The emissions cap will drive away investment and hobble Alberta’s economy – this seems to be Ottawa’s plan,” says Brian Jean, provincial minister of Energy and Minerals.
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