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Those wishing to hear more about the Beaver Municipal Solution’s intention to incorporate as a business will get the opportunity to get more information during two BMS Open Houses scheduled at the Ryley Landfill.
The first open house will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 18 followed
Tofield Town Council’s meeting took place on Tuesday, Oct. 11. Council met with Beaver Municipal Solutions (BMS) team consisting of its manager Pierre Breau, Aaron Hills and Anne Ruzicka.
Tofield Mayor Harold Conquest later explained it was a “courtesy call” by BMS, which made a presentation concerning its landfill approval renewal process.
The presentation showed
The Tofield School 2016 Awards Night showcased the achievements of 66 students for the previous 2015-2016 school year. The evening event was held Thursday, Oct. 6 at the Tofield Community Church with family and friends there to cheer on their favourite award recipient.
Winning this year’s Governor General’s Award was Shaylynn Nickel, who accepted the honour from Tofield School Principal Dr. Tony Rice.
The celebrations included Jake Telawsky and Sydney Storvold acting as Masters of Ceremonies.
School trustee Rebecca Heiberg brought
The name of the Beaver County Peace Officer who issued a speeding ticket last year to a man now charged with “paper terrorism” will not be released at this time.
The Edmonton Police Service have arrested and charged a self-proclaimed Freeman on the Land with intimidation of
A new initiative by the Battle River Alliance for Economic Development (BRAED) is designed to support local businesses and keep smaller communities surviving and thriving.
Holden Mayor and BRAED Vice-Chair Carl Marsh is enthusiastic about the soon to be launched campaign.
The “One Less Trip” idea supports the region’s business owners composed of 25 member communities across East Central Alberta.
“The ‘One Less Trip’ initiative will help business owners
The Tofield Arena was abuzz with the sounds of hockey pucks hitting the boards last weekend as the 2016-2017 Tofield Minor Hockey Association (TMHA) season kicked off with a conditioning camp.
The camp will run from Saturday, Sept. 24 to Sunday, Oct. 2 and will include