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This week’s edition highlights talent, decision-making and reflection — from a young baker’s achievement at provincials to local coal development decisions and a reminder of Canada’s historic role in liberation overseas.
IMAGE: Jaxon Shenton
Bikes made from scrap metal, re-creations of airplanes, pen holders made of old nuts, humanoid figures and many other metalwork items captivate Odin Shenton as he observes the artistry of students in Matthew Halton High School’s fabrication class. This display was part of a larger gallery hosted by the Pincher Creek school on May 22. See more on page 13.

News and events: Pincher Creek & Crowsnest Pass | May 28, 2025

May 28, 2025

📰 May 28, 2025 – This week in Shootin’ the Breeze

🛠️ The nuts and bolts of creativity
Matthew Halton students turn scrap metal into art, showcasing imagination and skill in a standout fabrication display.

Also inside:

🤖 Pincher Creek’s Lego League wins big
Local youth earn an Engineering Excellence Award for robotics, coding and problem-solving.

🏛️ Council trims recycling fees, updates arena rates
Pincher Creek revises its bylaw to lower costs and boost access to summer facilities.

📫 Canada Post faces delays amid labour action
CUPW enacts nationwide overtime ban — what it means for your mail.

🌾 MP John Barlow re-elected
Barlow talks affordability, agriculture and unity after a strong showing in Foothills.

🧠 Rural Health Week spotlight
Pincher Creek clinic celebrates team-based care and invites residents to try the MyHealthAccess app.

🏉 Hawks battle hard in home rugby game
Matthew Halton senior girls give it their all in a tough match against W.R. Myers.

🎯 Summer Games registration now open
Over 20 events — from esports to motocross — kick off July 2 in Taber.

🎙️ Voices from the Mailbox
Identity theft, coal concerns, the future of Canada Post — and a few heartfelt words on quitting smoking.

🕊️ Remembering those we’ve lost in this week’s obituaries

Plus: Council updates, events, classifieds, your weekly Coffee Break and more inside.

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This week’s edition highlights talent, decision-making and reflection — from a young baker’s achievement at provincials to local coal development decisions and a reminder of Canada’s historic role in liberation overseas.
IMAGE: Jaxon Shenton
Bikes made from scrap metal, re-creations of airplanes, pen holders made of old nuts, humanoid figures and many other metalwork items captivate Odin Shenton as he observes the artistry of students in Matthew Halton High School’s fabrication class. This display was part of a larger gallery hosted by the Pincher Creek school on May 22. See more on page 13.

News and events: Pincher Creek & Crowsnest Pass | May 28, 2025

May 28, 2025

📰 May 28, 2025 – This week in Shootin’ the Breeze

🛠️ The nuts and bolts of creativity
Matthew Halton students turn scrap metal into art, showcasing imagination and skill in a standout fabrication display.

Also inside:

🤖 Pincher Creek’s Lego League wins big
Local youth earn an Engineering Excellence Award for robotics, coding and problem-solving.

🏛️ Council trims recycling fees, updates arena rates
Pincher Creek revises its bylaw to lower costs and boost access to summer facilities.

📫 Canada Post faces delays amid labour action
CUPW enacts nationwide overtime ban — what it means for your mail.

🌾 MP John Barlow re-elected
Barlow talks affordability, agriculture and unity after a strong showing in Foothills.

🧠 Rural Health Week spotlight
Pincher Creek clinic celebrates team-based care and invites residents to try the MyHealthAccess app.

🏉 Hawks battle hard in home rugby game
Matthew Halton senior girls give it their all in a tough match against W.R. Myers.

🎯 Summer Games registration now open
Over 20 events — from esports to motocross — kick off July 2 in Taber.

🎙️ Voices from the Mailbox
Identity theft, coal concerns, the future of Canada Post — and a few heartfelt words on quitting smoking.

🕊️ Remembering those we’ve lost in this week’s obituaries

Plus: Council updates, events, classifieds, your weekly Coffee Break and more inside.

📬 Subscribers receive a link to weekly issues by email.

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