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Looking Back: Sharing Their Best
"Be careful in your selection; do not choose to young and take only such as have been reared in a good moral climate."
Ty DeLisle, Crowsnest Grad Shines on Victoria Stage
From stocking grocery store shelves in small-town Alberta to captivating audiences under stage lights on Vancouver Island, Ty DeLisle is living proof that dreams can take root anywhere — even in the heart of the Rockies.
Paul O’Halloran to running for PPC in Foothills
Paul O’Halloran to running for PPC in Foothills
Liberal candidate promises collaboration and care
Liberal candidate promises collaboration and care
Ukrainian Easter Reflection
By: Iryna Oleksiivna - Pass Herald Feature Writer April 16, 2025
The Beauty of Pysanka
Legend has it that a monster, the embodiment of evil, lives beneath the Carpathian Mountains of Ukraine.
Sun Dawg Festival grant request denied by council
Council declines $500 grant for music event, citing existing Bellecrest Days funding and lack of clarity
Nature Conservancy of Canada updates council
NCC highlights land stewardship, wildfire mitigation and invasive species work in Crowsnest Pass
As a committed Conservative
I find myself increasingly disheartened by the current political climate
Looking Back: There’s Gold in them there Hills
Just imagine what it must have been like to have been out on the prairies 7,700 years ago and see that looming cloud of ash racing towards you.
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Rhythm By Nature comes to the Crowsnest Pass
Interactive community drumming event aims to bring joy, connection and rhythm to all
Spokes and Motors expands with rooftop tents and more
Business continues to grow with strong community support
Prestigious Award for Crowsnest Historical Society
Crowsnest Historical Society Honoured with 2024 Outstanding Achievement Award
Learning about Selenium from the experts
Elks Hall hosted an informational session on selenium with industry experts.
Substantial fine increase for invasive species
Alberta enforces highest fines in North America to combat invasive species
CCHS student speaks about scholarship nomination
Crowsnest Consolidated High School Student Maya Veldman honoured with nomination at Fort Macleod Award Ceremony.
Grassy Mountain drilling program gains support
Responses submitted to the Alberta Energy Regulator notes that 70 out of 86 submitted requests and letters of support endorsed the program.