Applications are now open for the prestigious Nuffield Canada Scholarship, available to anyone mid-career in agriculture interested in developing global perspectives, expertise, and leadership capacity in Canadian agriculture.

Significant seeding progress occurred over the past week, as warm and dry conditions throughout most of the province limited interruptions. Provincial seeding progress of major crops is reported at 47 per cent, ahead of the 5-year historical average of 26 per cent for this week.

What goals and objectives do you have for your beef cattle herd? Do you want your calves to be heavier at weaning or are you more interested in uniform coat colour so that your calves fit in a certain market? This seven-part online course will walk you through the process of practical record-keeping for action.

The Canadian Agricultural Human Resource Council is offering a Women in Ag Essential Leadership Skills Development Program, aimed to help inspire confidence in new leaders and assist experienced leaders seeking to refine their skills.

Typically, April is the time of transition from winter to spring, as there is a shift towards wetter conditions in Alberta.

Although there are notable regional differences in precipitation, between March 25 and April 30, a significant portion of the province received more than 15 mm of precipitation

Now Available! The Mighty Peace Tourism Peace River Guide is your ultimate companion to exploring the stunning Upper Peace Valley Recreation Area.

Alberta Health Services is temporarily pausing admissions to Type B and Type B Secure Continuing Care Home (CCH) spaces at the Pleasant View Lodge, in Spirit River.

A strike notice has been issued by Canada Post workers for Friday, May 23, 2025. Should this strike go ahead, postal service will be disrupted in Saddle Hills County, which may affect ratepayers abilities to receive utility bills and other County correspondence in the mail.

As of May 20, 2025, at 2 p.m., Saddle Hills County has downgraded the Fire Ban to a FIRE ADVISORY.

May 18-24, 2025 is Public Works Week. This week, we celebrate the local heroes who keep our County running!