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HOLIDAY GREETINGS: Memories last long after the season ends

HOLIDAY GREETINGS: Memories last long after the season ends

Highwood MLA RJ Sigurdson says we should cherish the memories we create as they are the true gifts.
HOLIDAY GREETINGS: Embrace those precious moments

HOLIDAY GREETINGS: Embrace those precious moments

Diamond Valley Mayor Barry Crane says little daily acts of kindness make the community strong.
HOLIDAY GREETINGS: Warm wishes from the Okotoks RCMP

HOLIDAY GREETINGS: Warm wishes from the Okotoks RCMP

RCMP S/Sgt. Mike Zinck says everyone is encouraged to prioritize safety while enjoying the festivities.
Final week to donate to Western Wheel Cares

Final week to donate to Western Wheel Cares

Now in its 13th year, Western Wheel Cares supports seven charities doing amazing work in the Foothills.
NORAD ready to track Santa this Christmas Eve

NORAD ready to track Santa this Christmas Eve

NORAD tracking Santa for Christmas Eve.
Parade to bring Santa to Okotoks neighbourhoods this evening

Parade to bring Santa to Okotoks neighbourhoods this evening

Santa will ride atop an antique fire truck as he makes his way around Okotoks with the help of emergency services on Christmas Eve.
HOLIDAY GREETINGS: Sense of community binds us together

HOLIDAY GREETINGS: Sense of community binds us together

Foothills County Reeve Delilah Miller says the spirit of togetherness shines brightly in the Foothills.
ROAD REPORT: Foothills road conditions and cameras

ROAD REPORT: Foothills road conditions and cameras

Get a look at your commute - click for up-to-date conditions map and road cameras
These 10 Alberta towns had the biggest rent increases in 2024

These 10 Alberta towns had the biggest rent increases in 2024

Tenants in some Alberta municipalities saw their rents jump by two, three, and even six times the national average.
Okotoks construction company celebrates 45 years as expansion continues

Okotoks construction company celebrates 45 years as expansion continues

Bow Mark Paving, which will soon move into a new 20,000-square-foot building, has been a community staple since 1979.
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