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Affordable Housing Funds Arrive

Wednesday, 30 January 2008
MLA Hayden presents cheque for $900K MLA Jack Hayden was in Stettler on Wednesday, January 31st to present a cheque in the amount of $900,000 to the Stettler Affordable Housing Committee. Pictured left to right, along with Mr. Hayden (second from right) are Walter Stefanik, Mayor of Big Valley, Terry Nordahl, Mayor of Donalda, Jim Hunter, Mayor of Stettler and Dick Richards, Stettler Town Councillor. The Affordable Housing Committee is building affordable housing projects in Stettler, Big Valley and Donalda with assistance received from the Provincial Government.
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WW II 'Soldier bear'

Monday, 28 January 2008

Campaigners want tribute for WWII 'soldier bear'

Posted Sun Jan 27, 2008 8:49am AEDT

Scottish campaigners are calling for a memorial to a bear which joined Polish troops on the front line during World War II and later died in Edinburgh, media reported.

Voytek, a 113-kilogram, 1.8-metre brown bear, was adopted by the Poles after they found it in Iran in 1943.

They gave the animal beer and cigarettes, trained it to carry mortar shells and even enlisted it as a soldier so that it could keep travelling with them.

Camrose and the County of Stettler Receive Infrastructure Investments

From news.gc.ca

County of Stettler Offices

January 24, 2008 Camrose, AB

The federal and provincial governments will jointly invest $450,000 to build a public transit system in Camrose and to develop roadside infrastructure management software for the County of Stettler.