Lenny Brave Rock located safe
Thursday, 06 August 2020.
UPDATE: Aug 7 @ 9:53 a.m.
Fort Macleod RCMP have confirmed that Lenny Brave Rock has been located and is safe.
7.8 million reasons to love Livingstone-Macleod
Wednesday, 05 August 2020.
The Alberta government announced July 29 that the Livingstone-Macleod riding would receive $7.8 million in funding as part of the Municipal Stimulus Program.
Active Covid-19 cases in Alberta’s south zone drop to 98
Wednesday, 05 August 2020.
Pincher Creek region reports only recoveries today – now down to four active cases of Covid-19. Crowsnest Pass has no active cases. Overall the south zone saw 17 recoveries over five new cases today.
Province proposes oil and gas tax breaks at MDs' expense
Wednesday, 05 August 2020.
Proposed tax breaks to the oil and gas industry in Alberta are meant to stimulate growth in the sector but could permanently cripple rural municipalities.
Pincher Creek council briefs
Wednesday, 05 August 2020.
Summary of July 27 council meeting
Covid-19 recoveries a highlight of long weekend
Tuesday, 04 August 2020.
Alberta’s south zone left off Friday with 147 active cases of the coronavirus and dropped 25 per cent to 110 on Tuesday, even with the addition of 23 new cases.
Since Friday, there has been one new case of Covid-19 confirmed in the Pincher Creek region, while there were four recoveries. This brings the tally to seven active and 16 recovered cases and the “watch” status for the region has been lifted accordingly.
Both people diagnosed with Covid-19 in Crowsnest Pass have recovered and no new cases have been confirmed.
Hooray for the City of Brooks — after dealing with 1,123 cases of Covid-19, they have zero active in today's report!
South zone sees continued recovery, Pincher Creek and Crowsnest Pass unchanged
Friday, 31 July 2020.
Pincher Creek region remains at 22 confirmed cases of COVID-19 with 12 people recovered while 10 cases remain active.
Crowsnest Pass has two confirmed cases with one being active and the other recovered.
Pincher Creek doctors put community first, extend date to withdraw hospital services
Thursday, 30 July 2020.
Physicians of Pincher Creek’s Associate Clinic are putting the best interests of their community first and pushing the date of withdrawing hospital privileges 90 days down the road.
“We would hope that the minister and AHS officials would be reaching out to us to begin a new chapter of co-operation. It may look like you got someone to blink and cave with your actions, but, the truth of the matter is, our local doctors should be applauded for helping to avert an unmitigated disaster in health care in our community,” says Mayor Don Anderberg.