From September to November 2025, The Lamont Leader distributed 34,800 printed copies and had a total estimated readership of 78,937. Online, it achieved 7,300 sessions from 3,300 unique visitors since launching its new website. Despite challenges from social media restrictions, readership continues to grow steadily.
The Village of Holden Council held a special meeting on Nov. 10 to appoint members to various boards and committees. Key appointments included Councillor Alan Ramshaw and Councillor Tammy Hill for multiple roles, while Mayor Carl Marsh and Deputy Mayor Tyler Beckett were assigned to significant intermunicipal committees. The next regular meeting is on Nov. 17.
Emerance Maschmeyer, a top goaltender, will play for the Vancouver Goldeneyes, participating in the PWHL's "Takeover Tour" this season, with two games in Edmonton: Dec. 27 and April 7. Previously with Ottawa Charge, she is a seasoned player with Olympic and World Championship accolades, excited to help build Vancouver’s hockey culture.
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Gerry M. Footz responds to an article by MLA Jackie Lovely, criticizing the UCP's actions in education. He highlights the government's failure to negotiate fairly with teachers, their low per capita spending on education, and their anti-union stance. Footz expresses skepticism regarding the UCP's commitment to genuinely improving educational conditions in Alberta.
On Nov. 7, 2025, a warrant was obtained and executed by Tofield RCMP, with assistance from Alberta RCMP Emergency Response Team, Viking RCMP and Alberta RCMP Police Dog Services.