Many conversations sparked around the red dresses that appeared across town on Friday, Oct. 4.
The Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) adopted the Mobile Home Sites Tenancy Act resolution brought forward by the Town of Hinton and the Town of Okotoks.
Over the last two years, Crescent Valley elementary school has been sending kids on the big red fire truck to spend a day as a fire chief.
Hintonites have been speaking up about the rise in property theft over the past year, and they’re ready to make a change.
Hinton’s biggest challenge is cracking open its untapped potential and opportunities, says a community growth strategist and former MLA familiar with the area.
Although Rita Lucas never received treatment in Hinton when she came face to face with cancer in 2018, her journey taught her how important it is to have and support the local cancer clinic.
Service Alberta Minister Nate Glubish visited the town of Hinton on Aug. 28 to hear what residents had to say about their experience living in local mobile home parks.
Hinton council heard Aug. 20 that Yellowhead Regional Library fees are increasing next year to try and keep services consistent.
A terminally-ill man asked a group of people, who had gathered at a local café to talk about death, whether they had yet come to terms with the fact that they would die.
Nate Glubish, the Minister of Service Alberta, is coming to Hinton to hear what residents have to say about the MHSTA on Aug. 28.