Timo Klinz lets a disc fly as classmates Danie Lagemaat and Tyson Eaves watch in the background while playing a round of disc golf during an outing Wednesday at Nicholas Sheran Park as part of their physical education 20 course at Winston Churchill High School. Herald photo by Ian Martens
OTTAWA - The federal prison ombudsman says the practice of locking up mentally ill offenders alone for long periods must end to help cut the risk of death behind bars.
Hundreds of campers enjoy weekends along the Castle River. But many of them don’t realize much of that forested land may be clear-cut within a few years. That’s the report from Pincher Creek-area activists who interviewed campers along the Castle over the Labour Day weekend. Many visitors were aghast to hear the provincial government has approved plans to log large areas, and haul an estimated 3,750 logging truckloads out of the area. Jolaine Kelly, a Beaver Mines woman who took part in the information event, says campers could not understand the Conservative government’s dec
The Lethbridge College Kodiaks women’s soccer team is looking for a few extra players — ideally healthy ones. With a roster riddled with injuries and the body count rising Wednesday afternoon, combined with the team’s Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference
