From council bylaw changes to 4-H achievements to job opportunities to local events, the Breeze covers Pincher Creek and Crowsnest Pass news.

IMAGE: Shannon Peace

Former Piikani Nation chief Peter Strikes With a Gun, with elder Jeannie Provost at his side, has been sharing his knowledge with Indigenous and non-Indigenous people for many years. Last week, he presented eagle feathers to 12 graduating students from Piikani Nation Secondary School to honour their achievements. June is National Indigenous History Month, providing an opportunity to hear stories that convey the traditions and history of Canada’s Indigenous Peoples. Thank you, Peter, for sharing your wisdom. Photos from the feather-blessing ceremony will be part of the graduation feature in next week’s issue of the Breeze.

Shootin’ the Breeze – June 12, 2024

June 12, 2024

This week’s headlines:

Pincher Creek funds community recreation facilities

Pincher Creek council passes two new bylaws

Pride flag at Pincher Creek library targeted for second year

New Crowsnest Pass bylaw stirs controversy, residents raise concerns for freedom of speech

Heritage Acres Victory Garden grows hope for another year

Health Canada ends Paxlovid coverage, Albertans to pay over $1,400 per treatment

Athletes place well at trace and field zones

Registering personal and business security cameras could assist RCMP with criminal investigations

Young ranchers show great work at achievement day

Timber Trails members impress judge

Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village seeks community support to preserve Pincher Creek’s firefighting history

Ranchers left their mark with hard work and perseverance

Farmers market set to return with local delights

Plus the best local options for Father’s Day shopping and events, community notices, job opportunities, service directory, obituary for Henry Doell, Coffee Break puzzles and general information for Pincher Creek, Crowsnest Pass and Piikani Nation.

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From council bylaw changes to 4-H achievements to job opportunities to local events, the Breeze covers Pincher Creek and Crowsnest Pass news.

IMAGE: Shannon Peace

Former Piikani Nation chief Peter Strikes With a Gun, with elder Jeannie Provost at his side, has been sharing his knowledge with Indigenous and non-Indigenous people for many years. Last week, he presented eagle feathers to 12 graduating students from Piikani Nation Secondary School to honour their achievements. June is National Indigenous History Month, providing an opportunity to hear stories that convey the traditions and history of Canada’s Indigenous Peoples. Thank you, Peter, for sharing your wisdom. Photos from the feather-blessing ceremony will be part of the graduation feature in next week’s issue of the Breeze.

Shootin’ the Breeze – June 12, 2024

June 12, 2024

This week’s headlines:

Pincher Creek funds community recreation facilities

Pincher Creek council passes two new bylaws

Pride flag at Pincher Creek library targeted for second year

New Crowsnest Pass bylaw stirs controversy, residents raise concerns for freedom of speech

Heritage Acres Victory Garden grows hope for another year

Health Canada ends Paxlovid coverage, Albertans to pay over $1,400 per treatment

Athletes place well at trace and field zones

Registering personal and business security cameras could assist RCMP with criminal investigations

Young ranchers show great work at achievement day

Timber Trails members impress judge

Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village seeks community support to preserve Pincher Creek’s firefighting history

Ranchers left their mark with hard work and perseverance

Farmers market set to return with local delights

Plus the best local options for Father’s Day shopping and events, community notices, job opportunities, service directory, obituary for Henry Doell, Coffee Break puzzles and general information for Pincher Creek, Crowsnest Pass and Piikani Nation.