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Cloverlodge Stampede puts on a show in Viking – read the July 15 Weekly Review!

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editor July 15, 2026

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Pierre Poilievre spends Canada Day in Irma – read the July 8 Weekly Review!

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editor July 9, 2026

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More rain, more flooding, as Beaver County declares state of local emergency – the July 2 Weekly Review is out now!

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editor July 4, 2026

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Viking Auction Market burns to the ground – the June 24 Weekly Review is out

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editor June 24, 2026

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OPINION: News Media in Canada a massive economic driver

Yet governments and brands continue to spend ad budgets with American digital giants Let’s talk news by the numbers. News Media Canada released a presentation this spring that put into…

editor June 24, 2026

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Red Deer RCMP warn public of high risk child sex offender in community

Alberta RCMP warns the public about the release of Terry Haskell, 73, on June 19, 2026, after serving time for sexual interference. They believe he poses a high risk of reoffending against children and plans to live in Red Deer. Haskell is 5’6” tall, weighs 155 lbs, is bald, and has blue eyes.

editor June 19, 2026

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Viking RCMP arrests two in critical infrastructure investigation

On May 19, 2026, Viking RCMP arrested Travis Moldowan and Ronald Stewart for multiple charges related to the theft of materials from local oil sites and railways. Despite recovering stolen goods, damage to the sites remains. Both individuals will appear in court on July 13, 2026, pending further proceedings.

editor June 17, 2026