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Meet Your Neighbour: Linda Bexte brings smiles at the Vauxhall Public Library
By Lucy Norris If you walk in the door to the Vauxhall Public Library on a Monday, Thursday or Friday, you’ll be met by our smiling Library Manager, Linda Bexte. She began her new job in January 2026. In past years, Linda managed the Picture Butte Library for six years, then took some family/personal time off, found herself adrift, missing work. When this job came… Read More »
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Boundary report proposes restructuring Lethbridge area into four constituencies
• Vauxhall to become part of Lethbridge-Taber-Warner riding A comprehensive report from the provincial Independent Advisory Panel on Electoral Boundaries released Nov. 2 in the Legislative… Read More »
Government House Leader Joseph Schow outlines Alberta legislative priorities for fall session
By Patrick Wachter Southern Alberta Newspapers Government House Leader Joseph Schow says the Alberta government is preparing to introduce new legislation focused on health care,… Read More »
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Jets finish off fall season with a pair of wins
By Cole Parkinson Vauxhall Advance It was the last weekend with games until next spring for the Vauxhall Academy of Baseball. On Friday, the team… Read More »
Jets return after weekend off from games
By Cole Parkinson Vauxhall Advance After nine Vauxhall Jets were in Vancouver for the Blue Jays showcase, the team was finally able to get some… Read More »
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Moving forward together after the referendum
Vamini Selvanandan The Alberta referendum is behind us, the lawn signs have come down, and after ten days of waiting, the final results are in.… Read More »
From the Archives of Western Newspapers
By Samantha Johnson For Southern Alberta Newspapers November 4, 1886 – Qu’Appelle Progress Mr. McDonald returned from Edmonton on Sunday last and brought specimens from… Read More »
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The hidden cost of permanent daylight saving time
On Sunday, Nov. 1, many Canadians turned their clocks back again. Others left them alone. British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba have moved to end seasonal… Read More »
Prairie exports are hostage to ports they don’t control
Manitoba went to Mark Carney’s recent Canada Investment Summit in Toronto to sell a $70 to $80 billion expansion of the Port of Churchill, paired… Read More »
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Applicants and mentors called upon to get involved in Young Agrarians
By Anna Smith Southern Alberta Newspapers Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Young Agrarians, a program that helps new farmers develop the skills, knowledge and confidence needed… Read More »
