By Susan Quinlan
Taber
Taber’s Atom Chiefs scored big when they were selected from among 3,400 hockey associations, to announce the NHL game during Scotiabank Hockey Tonight on CBC’s Hockey Night in Canada.

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Albertans are again being given the opportunity to voice their opinions to members of government about concerns over property rights, when a task force tours the province in December and January.

By Susan Quinlan
Nanton
Following the unfortunate discovery of damage to the roof of Nanton’s recreation centre in November 2010, the arena was immediately closed and the community began raising funds for repairs to be completed before the fall of 2011.
That renovation is now complete and the Tom Hornecker Recreation Centre this fall hosted the first event of the season.

By Susan Quinlan
Fort Macleod
Although most are familiar with the sport of competitive swimming, a number of these athletes have turned their attention to lifesaving sport, the number one sport in Australia and one gaining significant popularity throughout Europe.
In Canada, lifesaving sport is also catching on, with athletes including Fort Macleod’s Gordon Heine, 22, taking part and proving his mettle. He was recently selected for Canada’s national team to compete in South Africa this September.