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ted on the Village Media platform. Our local coverage includes Mountain View County, Olds, Innisfail, Bowden, Sundre, Didsbury, Cremona and Carstairs. We break locally-driven news written by local journalists and cover all the important issues in your “Village.” It’s our top priority. We update throughout the day, so when you come back to visit, chances are you’ll find something new. In addition to hard news, we also provide information that is important to the community that you won’t find in most media. We like to write stories about new local businesses, highlight special events and bring you general information about anything that impacts the heart of the community. Although we are hyper-local in our approach, we also provide national news from The Canadian Press, editorial columnists, entertainment and special features. We’re independent and it shows in everything we do. And we promise that we’ll remain fiercely local. Let us know what you think at [email protected].

Conditions will moderate the afternoon of Wednesday, Feb. 19, Environment and Climate Change Canada's Tuesday weather al...
02/18/2025

Conditions will moderate the afternoon of Wednesday, Feb. 19, Environment and Climate Change Canada's Tuesday weather alert update forecasts

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Seven unique hunting licences issued by the Alberta government have sold for the equivalent of C$356,000 at an auction i...
02/18/2025

Seven unique hunting licences issued by the Alberta government have sold for the equivalent of C$356,000 at an auction in Utah. The Alberta Minister's Special Licences are issued annually and exempt hunters with the highest bid from certain rules.

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A two-week-old boy who was bitten by a pet dog at a home west of Edmonton on the weekend has died in hospital, RCMP say.
02/18/2025

A two-week-old boy who was bitten by a pet dog at a home west of Edmonton on the weekend has died in hospital, RCMP say.

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Coyotes and Lethbridge Lightning face off in Game 3 in Delburne on Friday, Feb 21 with the Coyotes being the home team
02/18/2025

Coyotes and Lethbridge Lightning face off in Game 3 in Delburne on Friday, Feb 21 with the Coyotes being the home team

Get a look at your commute - click for up-to-date conditions map and road cameras
02/18/2025

Get a look at your commute - click for up-to-date conditions map and road cameras

COOL WINTER GUIDE: If you’re tired of the cold weather and looking for a relaxing place to warm up, we’ve got you covere...
02/18/2025

COOL WINTER GUIDE: If you’re tired of the cold weather and looking for a relaxing place to warm up, we’ve got you covered. Here are some great hot springs in and around Alberta to warm you up from the inside out.

Here are some great hot springs in and around Alberta to warm you up from the inside out.

Environment Canada noted three areas in Alberta broke previous low temperature records for Feb. 16, all beating records ...
02/18/2025

Environment Canada noted three areas in Alberta broke previous low temperature records for Feb. 16, all beating records set exactly 19 years ago

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A two-year secondary suites incentive program expires this July; staff plan to make improvements and closer to July, urg...
02/17/2025

A two-year secondary suites incentive program expires this July; staff plan to make improvements and closer to July, urge council to keep it going

“As injured, wounded or sick military veterans, we generally only get one shot at competing in the Invictus Games in Can...
02/17/2025

“As injured, wounded or sick military veterans, we generally only get one shot at competing in the Invictus Games in Canada. I am grateful for the life-changing opportunity I had to compete in Australia in 2018 and wanted to give back by serving as a volunteer this year.”

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Trustees want school more information from perspective families with regards to how they can continue with the program
02/17/2025

Trustees want school more information from perspective families with regards to how they can continue with the program

While social media has the potential to empower storytelling, it can also spread misinformation and lead to brain rot.
02/17/2025

While social media has the potential to empower storytelling, it can also spread misinformation and lead to brain rot.

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“I don't want to show my cards yet, but we're actually working on some really interesting policy ideas on how to increas...
02/17/2025

“I don't want to show my cards yet, but we're actually working on some really interesting policy ideas on how to increase transit options for rural Alberta,” said Alberta Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen.

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COOL WINTER GUIDE: If you’re looking for some awesome winter getaways that don’t draw the crowds of the national parks, ...
02/17/2025

COOL WINTER GUIDE: If you’re looking for some awesome winter getaways that don’t draw the crowds of the national parks, look no further than the provincial parks. We’ve rounded up a list of eight, so there’s something for everyone.

If you’re looking for some awesome winter getaways that don’t draw the crowds of the national parks, look no further than the provincial parks. We’ve rounded up a list of eight, so there’s something for everyone.

Jim Meitl outlines plans for 2025 including effort to make the hall a community hub
02/17/2025

Jim Meitl outlines plans for 2025 including effort to make the hall a community hub

Experts say the Canadian sugar and confectionery industry would be hit hard if the country enters into a trade war with ...
02/17/2025

Experts say the Canadian sugar and confectionery industry would be hit hard if the country enters into a trade war with the U.S.

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A majority of Albertans side with striking education workers, and the government appears to be losing ground with UCP su...
02/17/2025

A majority of Albertans side with striking education workers, and the government appears to be losing ground with UCP supporters as job actions ramp up, a new poll suggests.

Better wages and working conditions have been the primary demands at the bargaining table, and on these issues, Albertans empathize with the workers walking the picket line

Birds will now face the Wetaskiwin Longhorns in the North Central Hockey League semifinal
02/17/2025

Birds will now face the Wetaskiwin Longhorns in the North Central Hockey League semifinal

A baby just 14 days old has been injured in a dog attack in a community west of Edmonton.
02/17/2025

A baby just 14 days old has been injured in a dog attack in a community west of Edmonton.

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The Olds Albertan has been dedicated to informing, educating, and entertaining readers within Olds and the surrounding area through hyper-local news since 1993. The paper, published and circulated for free every Tuesday, has grown to adapt to the changing dynamics of the community over the years to keep on top of developments within the community. Our readers care about their community, and we are dedicated to ensuring they are informed wherever they consume their news.

The Olds Albertan focuses on what matters most to our readers: neighbourhood news, sports, school and education, crime, economy, municipal council, and the people that make up our community. That’s why we share our content online and in our paper to ensure our readers are informed and up to date on the events and stories happening within the community. Pick up your copy of the Olds Albertan today or join us online to discover what’s happening in your backyard.