Author: Gateway Gazette

  • Cupcakes for Kitties Fundraiser

    Cupcakes for Kitties Fundraiser

    The Nanton Animal Protection Society is hosted the 3rd Annual Cupcakes for Kitties fundraiser on February 26th for 5 to 7pm at Stuthornes on Main (2122 20th Street). You can’t buy happiness, but you CAN buy Cupcakes, and thats pretty much the same thing, right? BAKE OR BUY TO DONATE Help support your local animal…

  • The 2018 Bell Let’s Talk Community Fund is Now Accepting Applications

    The 2018 Bell Let’s Talk Community Fund is Now Accepting Applications

    On January 16, we announced that the annual Bell Let’s Talk Community Fund is doubling to $2 million annually. Registered Canadian charities are now invited to apply to the 2018 Bell Let’s Talk Community Fund. The Fund will provide grants in the range of $5,000 to $25,000 to projects that improve access to mental health care, supports…

  • Healthy Hints from Pharmasave: Taking Your Medication Matters

    Healthy Hints from Pharmasave: Taking Your Medication Matters

    Many of us don’t use our medication properly. This can lead to serious consequences. Here’s what could happen to you if you don’t take your medication as directed by your doctor: You could end up in the emergency room or the hospital. Around 30% of emergency room visits related to medication use are due to improper…

  • Fighting Mountain Pine Beetle in Canmore

    Fighting Mountain Pine Beetle in Canmore

    The Alberta government is partnering with the Town of Canmore to combat mountain pine beetle. The mountain pine beetle threatens six million hectares of Alberta’s pine forest and affects the activities of more than half of the major forest companies operating in the province. In order to protect Alberta’s crucial forestry industry, the province is…

  • VETS Canada Partners with True Patriot Love: Enhancing Efforts to End Veteran Homelessness

    VETS Canada Partners with True Patriot Love: Enhancing Efforts to End Veteran Homelessness

    VETS Canada is pleased to announce that it has received $75,000 in funding from True Patriot Love (TPL), a national charity dedicated to supporting military families. These funds will be used to augment VETS Canada’s capacity to provide emergency aid for an increasing number of Veterans in crisis, at-risk of homelessness or living homeless, from coast…

  • Okotoks Residents Invited to Participate in Municipal Heritage Designation Program

    Okotoks Residents Invited to Participate in Municipal Heritage Designation Program

    The Town of Okotoks is asking for the community’s participation in developing a Municipal Heritage Designation Program (MHDP) that will formally recognize and conserve its valued historic buildings, parks and cultural landscapes. “Currently the Town does not have a formal program to protect our historical footprint,” said Culture and Heritage Manager Allan Boss. “The Municipal…

  • B.C. Move to Restrict Bitumen: Premier Notley

    B.C. Move to Restrict Bitumen: Premier Notley

    Premier Rachel Notley issued the following statement on the B.C. government’s proposed regulation to limit the shipment of bitumen from the oil sands: “Having run out of tools in the toolbox, the Government of British Columbia is now grasping at straws. “The B.C. government has every right to consult on whatever it pleases with its…

  • Fatal Shooting in Calgary Under Investigation

    Fatal Shooting in Calgary Under Investigation

    On Jan. 27, 2018, the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) was directed to investigate the circumstances surrounding an officer-involved shooting on the same date that resulted in the death of a 43-year-old Calgary man. Shortly before 9 p.m., someone called police about a disturbance in an apartment building in the 600 block of 68…

  • Visitor Services Innovation Fund Returns for 2018

    Visitor Services Innovation Fund Returns for 2018

    The province is continuing a popular program that helps tourism-related organizations connect with more travellers so they can experience everything Alberta has to offer.   The Visitor Services Innovation Fund (VSIF), which was successfully piloted in 2017, focuses on helping visitors receive trip-planning information in more innovative ways to enhance their travel experience. The program…

  • Bell Let’s Talk Day!

    Bell Let’s Talk Day!

    It’s Bell Let’s Talk Day! Get engaged to help end the stigma around mental illness and drive Bell’s mental health donations too Talk, text and join in on social media no matter where you are, and let those who struggle with mental illness know they’re not alone Bell donates 5 cents to mental health programs…

  • Tim Hortons®: Staying True to Our Brand’s Values

    Tim Hortons®: Staying True to Our Brand’s Values

    There are several things that make the Tim Hortons® brand truly unique – like our connection to our communities and the great relationship our Restaurant Owners and their Team Members have with our Guests. It saddens all of us to see that jeopardized by the recent news stories and comments on social media, caused by the actions…

  • Journey House 2: An innovative solution for families in housing crisis

    Journey House 2: An innovative solution for families in housing crisis

    Inn From the Cold, Calgary On December 19, 2017, we opened Journey House 2 in Crescent Heights. The building was purchased with funds raised through the annual Claire’s Campaign and a mortgage from The Calgary Foundation. The building underwent extensive renovations to turn 10 of the 11 two bedroom suites into three bedrooms and its eleventh suite into…

  • WHOAS: Winter??

    WHOAS: Winter??

      Our two new boys are progressing quite quickly in their gentling process, slowly learning to trust the humans.  This is Cheyenne and he is quite a curious boy.  He comes up to the fence to sniff at new comers to the WHOAS facility and has quickly learned to be led about.  Even some gentle…

  • Alberta Gets Another Failing Grade on Red-Tape Reduction

    Alberta Gets Another Failing Grade on Red-Tape Reduction

    EDMONTON, AB: Today, the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses (CFIB) gave the NDP yet another failing grade in its annual Red Tape Report Card for “failing to support any comprehensive strategy for measuring, reporting or controlling the regulatory burden” in Alberta. “The NDP is completely out of touch with how its changes are negatively impacting Alberta’s small and…

  • High River: Lane Closure on Centre Street at Macleod Tr. on Feb. 1

    High River: Lane Closure on Centre Street at Macleod Tr. on Feb. 1

    HIGH RIVER, AB: Crews from Clifton Associates will be conducting observation well monitoring on Centre Street at Macleod Trail S.W. on February 1. The work will require a lane closure of the southbound through lane and the southbound east turning lane (into Sobeys) at the intersection of Centre Street at Macleod Trail. The lane closure…