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Special 2025 Graduation insert
The speech I delivered to the CCHS graduating class of 2025.
Vandal targets graves in Blairmore Cemetery
Veteran and RCMP tombstones defaced with red paint, family demands respect.
Wildfire or logging? The truth about watershed health
Dr. Uldis Silins shares 22 years of Southern Rockies watershed research at Frank Slide presentation
Ivana Kupala – Ukraine’s Summer Solstice Festival
By: Iryna Oleksiivna - Pass Herald Feature Writer June 25, 2025
Our community showed up in force.
We are a lucky country. And every now and then, it is good to stop, take it all in, and say it out loud.
Coleman gears up for Canada Day celebration
Music, games, and community spirit return to Flumerfelt Park and beyond
Pride and Precision on Parade in the Pass
Annual review highlights growth, achievement and community at 859 Crowsnest Squadron
Looking Back: Tales of the Turtle
June of 1955: “Will Turtle speak again; or wreak havoc and destruction on the homes of Frank as it did 52 years ago..."
What happened to decency in democracy?
Thank you, MLA Petrovic, for bringing the Premier and ministers to our region
Bussing changes for 2025/26 year
Fewer younger students in the Pass will qualify for bussing under updated Alberta Education policy
Fred Bradley awarded Coronation Medal
Honour recognizes decades of service to Alberta and Crowsnest Pass
Trail Celebration for Star Creek
Community members mark completion of two km trail upgrade with ribbon cutting and reflection
Metallurgical coal, the key ingredient in steelmaking
Countries like India, Japan, South Korea and Australia already recognize metallurgical coal’s essential role in national security, infrastructure and economic development.
Mudlarker debuts album ‘Making Good Time’
Local group celebrates Crowsnest Pass through original music and storytelling
Get ready for Ed Gregor Stewardship Day
Volunteers invited to preserve trails, build bridges and clean up the Crowsnest Forest
Small but vocal
Why bring your cause to a community that, in a legal and democratic process, a non-binding referendum, voted in favour of coal development?
