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Getting from dirt to doors
Over steaming cups of coffee and a buffet breakfast, more than 50 developers, city staff and council had a chance to meet and discuss the...
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Hunting the Hound of the Baskervilles
Fans of Sherlock Holmes will get a kick out of Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery, a zany yet faithful take on The Hound of the...
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Catching the wave of the future with CryptOasis
Father and son Ron and Jason McKee are hoping to clear up some of the questions surrounding crypto currencies and why Chestermerians need to know...
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Local homebuilder completes 1000th home
After 28 of years in business, Douglas Homes, owned by Chestermerian Doug Musak, has reached a major milestone with the completion of their one thousandth...
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Business booming for Alberta’s small brewers
According to numbers released by the province on Jan. 18, the Alberta Small Brewers Development Program is helping craft beer makers thrive in Alberta. “Brewing...
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Welcoming the new year with a look back at the old one
2017 has been a year marked by change and growth in Chestermere. “We constantly experience change in Chestermere…but certainly we had more change than usual,”...
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Festive Christmas Treats – Melting Moments
Jen Peddlesden has been having melting moments cookies at Christmas ever since she was a little girl living on a farm East of Strathmore. “It...
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Festive Christmas Treats – Snowballs
One of Karen Rideout’s favourite Christmas cookies comes from Newfoundland and reminds her of the holiday’s growing up as a child. “I like this recipe...
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Christmas with the Bees
Beekeeper Preston Pouteaux fondly remembers this baklava recipe from his childhood. “It was just cut from a magazine, but when my mom would pull it...
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Festive Christmas Treats
Fran Creelman’s traditional Christmas cookies goes back through four generations of her family. “It originated in England with my great-grandma,” she said of her whipped...