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Okotoks remembers its veterans

Okotoks remembers its veterans

Okotoks residents are ready to remember the fallen and those who have served their country with Remembrance Day ceremonies and events this Sunday. The annual Remembrance Day ceremony is Nov. 11 at the Pason Centennial Arena. Doors open at 9 a.m.
Driver exams getting an overhaul

Driver exams getting an overhaul

There are changes coming to driver testing in the new year, and a local agency hopes it won’t affect customer service. On Oct.
Society giving people a hand up

Society giving people a hand up

Sometimes the unexpected can leave a person struggling to make it through the month. That’s where the St. Vincent de Paul Society comes in. The charity, based out of St.
Ex-Stamp proud to be a mama’s boy

Ex-Stamp proud to be a mama’s boy

A two-time Grey Cup champion wasn’t afraid to tell a bunch of guys over breakfast he calls his mom every day. After all, former Calgary Stampeder linebacker/DB Keon Raymond’s mother pulling her family out of its St.
Town continuing to monitor deer population

Town continuing to monitor deer population

Another deer count is in the books, but it still isn’t enough data for the Town to determine a course of action. Volunteers took to Okotoks streets and pathways on Sept.
Municipalities fight for more tax revenue

Municipalities fight for more tax revenue

Legalizing cannabis means tax revenue from sales, but Alberta municipalities are concerned the government’s funding model won’t bring dollars back to the towns and cities implementing bylaws.
Town plans to focus on green initiatives

Town plans to focus on green initiatives

Council has approved a 30-year master plan to achieve Okotoks’ vision of sustainability, innovation and environmental stewardship.
Housing survey to address shortfalls in region

Housing survey to address shortfalls in region

It may look different than it does in the city, but homelessness is still a prevalent issue in Okotoks and other rural areas. That’s why the Town’s Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) is taking part in a rural housing survey from Oct.
Gift giving can be breathtaking

Gift giving can be breathtaking

Watching the joy of a young child open an unexpected gift took the breath away from an Okotoks woman – even more so than the rarefied air of Nepal.
Separate schools enjoying controlled growth

Separate schools enjoying controlled growth

Enrolment at Christ the Redeemer Catholic Schools is like a nice new pair of pants — comfortable and with some room to grow. “Our enrolments are strong, we are up 1.4 per cent in Okotoks,” said Scott Morrison, CTR Catholic superintendent of schools.
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