Province eyes Highway 14 improvements near Tofield
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Province eyes Highway 14 improvements near Tofield

Highway construction near Tofield, set to begin in 2028, aims to enhance traffic safety along Highway 14, as confirmed by Minister Devin Dreeshen. The development includes a 19-kilometre overlay and updated intersections for better traffic flow, addressing safety concerns amid high collision rates on this vital trade route.
Suspected asbestos exposure shuts down Tofield Hotel
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Suspected asbestos exposure shuts down Tofield Hotel

On March 30, the Tofield Mercury reported that the Tofield Hotel was shut down due to asbestos exposure concerns. Alberta Occupational Health and Safety issued a stop work order on March 26. Hotel management stated that after initial tests were negative, a comprehensive assessment was underway before reopening to ensure safety.
Tofield updates equity and diversity policy following hall rental complaint
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Tofield updates equity and diversity policy following hall rental complaint

Tofield Town Council approved an updated Human Rights policy focused on equity and diversity following concerns about hall rentals for politically affiliated activities. Mayor Hall emphasized the need for clear guidelines on permissible uses, while ensuring inclusivity. The refined policy aims to specify acceptable conduct and responsibilities, enhancing community standards.
Tofield looking for handivan drivers
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Tofield looking for handivan drivers

The Tofield Handivan Society is hiring casual drivers with a valid class 1, 2, or 4 license to assist community members with transportation to appointments and errands. Flexible hours depend on booking requests, and drivers will receive training. This service is crucial for residents, especially seniors and those with disabilities.
Local representation in upcoming Churchmice production
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Local representation in upcoming Churchmice production

Tofield's Kate Down will perform as Serena in the Churchmice Players’ upcoming production of Legally Blonde at the Jeanne & Peter Lougheed Performing Arts Centre in February. Excited about her role, Down also takes on the villain Chutney. With a cast of 51, she praises the show’s empowering themes and camaraderie.