Current Temperature
19.3°C
Log In
Coaldale Chamber welcomes candidates for local election forum
By Kristine Jean Sunny South News Area residents filled the Town of Coaldale’s Civic Square Atrium for a second all candidate forum, April 14, hosted by the Coaldale Chamber of Commerce. The two-hour event welcomed all six candidates running in the Lethbridge riding for the April 28 federal election, including Marc Slingerland (CHP), Rachel Thomas (CPC), Amber Murray (GPC), Chris Spearman (LPC), Nathan… Read More »
Local News →
FCSS has a lot to offer in Coalhurst
By Garrett Simmons Family and Community Support Services Family and Community Support Services has a lot of offer residents of Coalhurst. Young and old can… Read More »
From the Archives of Western Newspapers
By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers April 29, 1884 – Brandon Daily Sun A party left Winnipeg yesterday on their proposed Hudson Bay Exploratory… Read More »
More Local News Headlines
Local Sports →
Coaldale Pickleball Club co-hosts Lethbridge and District Pickleball Tournament in early May
By Kristine Jean Sunny South News The Coaldale Pickleball Club is teaming up with local organizations to co-host a major pickleball tournament in southern Alberta… Read More »
Residents lace up for Coaldale’s Family Fun Run
• 14th annual event set for April 12 Spring is the perfect time to get out and get active. Runners and walkers will do just… Read More »
More Local Sports Headlines
Latest Blog →
From the Archives of Western Newspapers
By Samantha Johnson Southern Alberta Newspapers Local Journalism Initiative Reporter November 9, 1883 - The Calgary Weekly Herald A petition and subscription list is in… Read More »
From the Archives of Western Newspapers
By Samantha Johnson Southern Alberta Newspapers Local Journalism Initiative Reporter November 10, 1910 – The Blairmore Enterprise The namby-pamby actions of the Coleman Miner in… Read More »
Editorial →
Donald Trump’s tariffs are backfiring
U.S. President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs on China and other key trading partners are casting a shadow over the global energy market, driving down oil… Read More »
Anti-vax conspiracies fuel Canada’s measles crisis
Falling vaccination rates and political silence are fuelling Canada’s growing measles outbreak. Measles, declared eradicated in Canada in 1998, is making a big comeback in… Read More »
Agricultural →
Ag ministry official says lessons learned in feeder receivership
By Kristine Jean Sunny South News Controversy is still brewing over the collapse of the Picture Butte Feeder Cooperative (PBFC), but a government official says… Read More »