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Article content Fairview Mayor Gordon MacLeod said he hopes that 2021 will be different and that with the COVID-19 vaccine debuting, that life will slowly begin to look normal again. MacLeod is especially eager to see the world return to normal for the children, saying he hopes they can begin socializing and enjoying activities again, such as playing high-school sports. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Mayor hopes that 2021 brings normalcy back to communities Back to video “I’m really worried that their mental health might become affected if ...

Author of the article: Karlee Kapler Publishing date: Dec 21, 2020  •  December 21, 2020  •  2 minute read  •  After a 14-hour marathon of busy coffee making, Alecia Heck (who donated two days of gel nail services to the campaign), Thea Heck, Nicole Heck, Shay Elliott, Amber Wild, and Alena Woodside were a little worse for wear but proud of the donations The Old Bistro brought in. Photo by SUPPLIED Article content The Old Bistro succeeded in raising $18,000 to help fund treatment for Mighty Max, a local two-year old who requires $2.8 million for treating his spinal muscular a...

18 December, 2020 Former Formula 1 racer and Sky Sports commentator Martin Brundle has led the praise that erupted today upon announcement that Sergio Perez will partner Max Verstappen at Red Bull next year. Brundle also believes Checo has the speed to “handle the pressure” of being a teammate to Max, when no other driver has managed to come close since the Dutchman entrenched himself in the team. The Mexican was handed a one-year-deal by Red Bull Racing on Friday, replacing Alex Albon in the car for the 2021 F1 season. Albon will remain part of the team in a test and reserve driver role,...

Two Lloydminster residents rallying support around child’s rare disorder treatment SHARE ON: Max Sych was diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy type 2 in November 2020. A treatment option, Zolgensma, is available in the United States for $2.8 million and must be administered to the child before he turns two years old. (Supplied Bowden Sych, GoFundMe) A Fairview toddler needing a life-altering gene therapy is getting a helping hand from people across the province here in Lloydminster. Max Sych, who has the affectionate nickname Mighty Max, was recently diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrop...

Posted: Dec 14, 2020 9:00 AM MT | Last Updated: December 14, 2020 Max Sych is diagnosed with type two of spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in November. His family in northern Alberta is trying to raise $2.8 million to pay for the world’s most expensive medicine. (GoFundMe) Max Sych turns two years old next month, but he's already lived up to the nickname Mighty Max. Born nearly four months premature, he survived a brain bleed and bedside surgery while living his first three months in a neonatal intensive care unit at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton.  Now, a month after he was diagn...