Local News
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Chestermere Public Library continuing work behind the scenes
The staff at the Chestermere Public Library is working to ensure expectations are met when the time is right to reopen to patrons. “We’re still...
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Changing the winemaking experience
The Founder of Village Craft Winemaker, Lori Dahlberg is giving clients an opportunity to make their own wine by using the newly legalized Brew on...
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Heavy rainfall leads to flooding in areas of Chestermere
The Chestermere RCMP detachment confirmed that several complaints were received regarding flooding in areas of the city due to heavy rainfall on Sunday night. Chestermere...
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Protecting Chestermere Lake against invasive species
Chestermere City Council carried a motion to purchase a Water Decontamination Station subject to successfully obtaining grant funding during the May 19 Regular Meeting of...
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City of Chestermere offering resources to support parents and caregivers
The City of Chestermere has updated Parent and Caregiver Support Services for residents to utilize. “Our warm and welcoming team of Caregiver Support Facilitators provides...
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City Council cutting red tape for developers
City Council carried the first reading of bylaw 011-20, which is a bylaw to amend the land use designation of 21 lots under direct control...
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Tick checklist: How to avoid a bite on your next outdoor adventure
(NC) Canadians are born explorers. With most of us cooped up at home due to physical distancing guidelines, warmer weather can now mean it’s time...
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Increase in video calls leading to brain fatigue
Neuroscientist and CEO of Posit Science Dr. Henry Mahncke urges Albertans to take the proper steps to ensure video calls don’t cause additional stress on...
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Relief coming for Alberta’s tourism sector
The government of Alberta is providing additional supports for hotels and other lodging providers that allow them to keep the tourism levy amount collected between...
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School maintenance and renewal projects to support Alberta’s economic recovery
Capital funding for school divisions has increased by $250 million to boost Alberta’s economy, while also accelerating maintenance to existing schools. “We’re getting Albertans back...
