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Lis Vibeke Brodie
Lis Vibeke Brodie With love and respect, we remember Lis Vibeke Brodie, who passed away peacefully at her home in Killam, Alberta, on September 30, 2025, at the age of…
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Doris Audrey Johnson (Weeks)
Doris Audrey Johnson (née Weeks), 76, passed away on September 29, 2025. Born in Alberta, she was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother, known for her devotion to family and community. Doris made a lasting impact as a school secretary and through her B&B, embracing life with faith, kindness, and creativity.
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The October 15 Lamont Leader is out now!
The latest edition of the local paper is out in the mail, on newsstands, and on Patreon now (click here).
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The October 15 Weekly Review is out now!
The latest edition of the local paper is out in the mail, on newsstands, and on Patreon now (click here). Did you enjoy reading the paper for free online during…
The October 15 Tofield Mercury is out now!
The latest edition of local paper is out in the mail, on newsstands, and on Patreon now (click here). Did you enjoy reading the paper for free online during the…
Thanksgiving statement from MP Pierre Poilievre
Pierre Poilievre, Conservative Party Leader, shared a Thanksgiving statement reflecting on gratitude, family gatherings, and Canada’s natural beauty while noting hardships under Liberal governance. He reaffirmed the Conservatives' commitment to restoring prosperity for all Canadians.
News Publishers call on Carney Government: Quit spending your ad dollars in the US
Various Canadian newspaper associations urge the federal government to allocate at least 25 percent of its advertising budget to support local news media. They argue this would bolster community journalism, redirect taxpayer funds from Big Tech, and enhance outreach to diverse linguistic communities, emphasizing the trustworthiness of local news over social media.
Canada Post union switching to rotating strikes
After 15 days, Canada Post's largest union CUPW has announced that it will switch to rotating strikes, beginning Saturday morning, which will get the mail moving again throughout Canada. More…
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“With Canada Post on strike, where can I get my Tofield Mercury?
Tofield Mercury readers who normally get their paper in the mail and are affected by the latest Canada Post strike, can grab copies at the following locations during their regular business hours:…
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“With Canada Post on strike, where can I get my Weekly Review?
Weekly Review readers who normally get their paper in the mail and are affected by the latest Canada Post strike, can grab copies at the following locations during their regular business hours:…