Chestermere’s skyline may still be defined by its lake, but increasingly, it is cranes, construction sites, and new neighbourhoods that tell the...
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In a province where politics often runs as strong as the wind across the prairie, Alberta’s latest separatism debate has found its way into an...
Prairie Waters Elementary Expands to Full-Day Kindergarten for 2026–27
Families in Chestermere will see a shift in early learning options beginning in the 2026–27 school...
Chestermere Boxing Club Turns to Community as Rising Costs Threaten Youth Programs
A cornerstone of youth sport in Chestermere is facing a growing financial challenge, and organizers...
Separatism Debate Grows in Alberta—But Petition Turnout Tells a More Complicated Stor
As Alberta’s political conversation increasingly turns toward autonomy, sovereignty, and the...
Chestermere Honours Olympic Champions in Special Council Celebration
Chestermere’s council chamber was filled with applause and community pride on March 17, as the city...
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Families in Chestermere will see a shift in early learning options beginning in the 2026–27 school year, as Prairie Waters Elementary School moves to...
A cornerstone of youth sport in Chestermere is facing a growing financial challenge, and organizers are now turning to the community for support. The...
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Elaine and Don Cassidy
The Magic and the Mange
Over a half century ago after fishing for walleye at the confluence of the...
Chantelle de Jonge
Alberta’s government is delivering results
Alberta’s government is delivering results that make a difference in people’s...
Nick Jeffrey
Irish Ales Are Smiling
Another St. Paddy’s Day has passed us by. The local drinking establishments saw...
Nick Jeffrey
DEW or DEW not. There is no try.
Rather than spending Saint Patrick’s Day in a crowded pub filled with people in...
Elaine and Don Cassidy
Saving Space for Nature?: Part Three Wetlands or Storm Ponds?
Using the eyes of a naturalist, environmentalist or just an old bird watcher...








