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Albert chuckwagon drivers say the Calgary Stampede's reasons for cutting the event don't make sense, adding they are fit to compete.

Residents cite environmental concerns if development is allowed Written By: Nancy Vogt | × This city signs at the roundabout welcomes motorists to Nisswa. After listening to 12 people, the Nisswa City Council voiced concerns but ultimately approved a rezoning request for property between Roy and Bass lakes on the Gull Chain of Lakes. The vote was 4-1. The request pertains to a 26.57-acre parcel that the council agreed to rezone from open space residential to shoreline residential. The approval at the Tuesday, April 20, council meeting was in line with City Planner Brittney C...

Article content The Strathmore and District Agricultural Society (SDAS) announced tickets will go on sale next Saturday for its August long weekend rodeo. The four-day event, set to take place from July 30 to Aug. 2, has the green light from Dr. Deena Hinshaw, according to a press release from the society. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Strathmore makes plans for summer rodeo Back to video “We were thrilled to receive the letter from Dr. Hinshaw that rodeo season is expected to go ahead this summer,” said SDAS CEO Ryan Schmidt. “Athlet...

  CALGARY -- A rodeo and outdoor festival in a community east of Calgary will be going ahead as planned this year, officials say. "We were thrilled to receive the letter from Dr. (Deena) Hinshaw that rodeo season is expected to go ahead this summer," said Ryan Schmidt, CEO of the Strathmore & District Agricultural Society (SDAS), in a release. "Athletes, fans and organizers across Alberta have been itching for this great news. We are full steam ahead planning an incredible weekend for our fans at the Strathmore Stampede." The SDAS says it was also buoyed by Alberta Health Services' (AHS...

Clayton keeps playoff hopes alive with win at West Johnston Updated: 2021-04-09 01:06:39 Tags: Updated April 9, 2021 1:06 a.m. EDT By Nick Stevens, HighSchoolOT managing editor Benson, N.C. — And now, they wait. The Clayton Comets did what they needed to do in Week 7 of the spring football season, but now their playoff fate rests with a handful of other games across the state on Friday night. Clayton traveled to West Johnston and overcame penalties and turnovers to claim a 26-7 win, securing second place in the Greater Neuse River Conference and firmly securing i...