Here’s what else is making news in the Oct. 4, 2016 edition of The Tofield Mercury, on news stands now!!!

– Tofield School celebrates “Orange Shirt Day” as part of anti-bullying, anti-racism message;

– Speaker tells students at C.W. Sears about indigenous culture at assembly;

– Opinion Page – Editorial: Some projects can wait but 834 re-route should not be one of them; Lab services should not be privatized;

– Loose Ends columnist Carol Livingstone discusses projects in “Fudge It;”

– This Week on the Web: Walmart goes above and beyond for plea to find discontinued shirt; Tennis superstar becomes hero for mother and lost daughter; 87-year-oldgets to ride a horse one last time; and 13-year-old calls cops, lets them know he wants to run away from home;

– Tofield RCMP reports break and enters, assaults, fraud and accidents;

– C.W. Sears students brave cold for Terry Fox Run;

– Jr. volleyball home games against Viking gets mixed results;

– Camrose Primary Care Network to host town hall in Tofield Oct. 19;

– Ryley School raises $1,000 for Terry Fox Cancer Foundation;

– Tofield Flys Pink seeks the cure for breast cancer fundraiser – in photos;

– Also inside this edition of The Mercury: Community events, Real Estate; Classifieds and Blankets; Business and Professional Directory; Tofield and Area Church Directory; Help Wanted Ads; the Beaver County Chronicle; and much more!!!