Harvesting activities adjacent to and west of Hinton this winter will reduce the amount of dead pine immediately around the community and lower the potential fire risk.
Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters (ACWS) recently recognized the hard work and commitment of Marj Luger, executive director of the Yellowhead Emergency Shelter for Women (YES).
Local high school students received some hands on experience in different trades in the community and learned how to access apprenticeship options for those trades while still in high school.
The annual Christmas Bird Count enters its 120th year in North America and the 33rd year for Hinton and Brule.
Tickets for this year’s Community Christmas Eve Dinner have been going quick, with early indications that the event will draw significantly more people than in 2018.
Brule residents were free to return to their homes mere hours after an evacuation of the hamlet due to a natural gas leak on Friday, Dec. 13.
Teck Coal Ltd. will see a staged reduction in its estimated 400 person workforce at Cardinal River Operations between January and November 2020.
Conversations around poverty in Hinton and how to approach certain issues the community faces were lively following a local trial run of the Poverty Simulation in November.
The Kin Club of Hinton has been busy preparing Christmas hampers for close to 200 families in Hinton.
Teck is hosting a town hall on Dec. 5 to share more about the closure of Cardinal River Operations (CRO).