ECA Review: Discover Alberta - 2022

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Acadia Valley 

Prairie Elevator Tea House 

& Museum2 

Alix 

Alix Inn3 

Bill’s Waterwell Service Ltd4 

Village of Alix3 

Alliance 

Main Street Medley4 

Amisk 

Amisk C Store4 

Bashaw 

Bashaw Golf & Country Club5 

Majestic Theatre5 

Big Valley 

All That Buzz Gift Shoppe5 

Big Valley Creations Science Museum6 

Big Valley Rodeo Association6 

Bodo 

Bodo Archaeology Society7 

Botha 

LM Waste Removal7 

Camrose 

Damien Kurek, M.P.8 

Half Korked8 

Marg’s Computers8 

Castor 

Castor Dental Centre9 

Castor & District Museum9 

Castor Evangelical Missionary Church9 

Castor Value Drug Mart9 

Gus Wetter School10 

Jordahl’s Enterprises9 

OK Tire10 

Paintearth Economic 

Partnership Society47 

Sutton Group Landmark10 

The Purple Platypus10 

Westland Insurance Group67 

Cereal 

Hamlet of Cereal11 

Clive 

Village of Clive12 

Consort 

Gateway Junction13 

Heartland Auto and 

Industrial Supply58 

Rangeland Veterinary Clinic13 

Rite Spot Pizza & Steak13 

Village of Consort 13 

Coronation 

Coronation Bulk Sales14 

Coronation Evangelical Free Church14 

Coronation Family Foods14 

Coronation Funeral Home 14 

Coronation Pro Rodeo Association15 

Coronation Restaurant & Cafe14 

Coronation Vision Clinic Cover 

Advertisers by Community 

Lamontagne & Son Holdings Ltd.16 

McKenzie Motors15 

Paintearth Adult Learning Council14 

Czar 

Czar Lake Bullarama16 

Daysland 


Delburne 

Legacy Drilling Ltd.17 

Village of DelburneCover 

Donalda 

John’s Vending Ltd17 

Drumheller 

Hon. Nate Horner, MLA18 

Travel Drumheller19 

Elnora 

Village of Elnora21 

Empress 

Sagebrush Studios22 

Village of Empress21 

Erskine 

Ol’ MacDonald’s Resort24 

Forestburg 

LRT Cafe & Go ‘Fer Ice CreamCover 

Area 53 Raceway25 

Coutts Home Hardware26 

Diplomat Mine Museum Society26 

Forestburg Hotel / 

Many Horses Saloon27 

Forestburg Meat Processing27 

Village of Forestburg27 


Halkirk 

Village of Halkirk28 

Hanna 

Centre Street Thrift Store29 

Hand Hills Lake Club29 

Hanna Pioneer Village & Museum28 

Hanna Vision Centre Cover 

Harvest Sky Region30 

Legacy Drilling Ltd17 

Matt Stahl Construction29 

Maximum Hearing69 

Special AreasBack cover 

Town of Hanna28 

Hardisty 

Hardisty Bulk Sales14 

Local Rentals & Septic Services31 

Heisler 

The Heisler Hotel B&B / 

Big Willy’s Bar31 

Village of Heisler31 

Irma 

Irma Home & Garden Decor32 

Village of Irma33 

Killam 

Ball Family Dental35 

Town of Killam34 

Twice Nice Store Society34 

Kinsella 

Kinsella Graveldome Bull-a-Rama36 

Kneehill 

Kneehill County37 

Lougheed 

Village of Lougheed38 

Mirror 

Gracie D’s Antiques & Collectables39 

Living Truth Christian School43 

Mae’s Kitchen43 

Mirror Market43 

Whistle Stop Cafe42 

Nisku 

Pyramid Corporation49 

Oyen 

Oyen Home Hardware46 

Oyen Value Drug Mart46 

Saokii Campground46 

Town of Oyen45 

Paintearth County 

Paintearth Economic 

Partnership Society47 

Provost 

Bouma Meats48 

Buckin Good Welding Ltd48 

Larson’s Hardware Ltd.48 

Pyramid Corporation49 

Sedgewick 

Brandywine & Brew51 

Sedgewick I.D.A. Pharmacy51 

Starland County 

Starland County52 

Stettler 

Action Plumbing & Excavation53 

Alberta Prairie Railway Excursions53 

Anderson Law Office53 

Bagshaw Electric53 

Ben Van Haga Trucking66 

Brenda’s Cozy Cafe54 

Burmac Mechanical 200054 

Canadian Tire – Stettler54 

Century 21 – Candor54 

Clearview School Division55 

Consignment Closet56 

County of Stettler55 

County of Stettler Housing Authority65 

CSN Collision Centres Brennan57 

Dean’s Machine Inc55 

Dr. Patel Family Dental60 

East Central Alberta Review61 

Elmtree Health & Wellness56 

Fastimes Towing & TruckingCover 

Fireside Winery & Market Garden56 

Generations RV56 

Heartland Auto & Industrial Supply58 

Heartland RV Medic57 

Hon. Nate Horner, MLA18 

J. T. Auto Body58 

Jim Renschler Construction57 

Passion Customs & Accessories59 

Rally Rentals Inc59 

Royal LePage Central59 

Schwartz Home Building Centre61 

Sirrom Wiring & 

Electric Services Ltd61 

Sobeys 61 

Stettler Board of Trade56 

Stettler Building Supplies63 

Stettler Denture Clinic63 

Stettler Equipment Sales & Rentals64 

Stettler Flooring64 

Stettler Home Hardware64 

Stettler P&H Elevator 

Preservation Society64 

Stettler Veterinary Clinic65 

Stoutenberg & Company66 

Super Suds Car Wash66 

The Shoe Closet & Boutique61 

Town of Stettler62 

Uptown Office Supply Ltd66 

Valley Green Landscaping66 


Tees 

PJ’s Plantation68 

Three Hills 

Maximum Hearing69 

Trochu 

Fantasy Hair and Nail Care70 

Trochu & District Ag Society70 

Trochu and District Arboretum70 

Trochu and District Museum71 

Veteran 

Greater Property Group – 

Dallas Ellerby71 

Village of Veteran71 

Wainwright 

Bison Motel72 

Denwood Motors72 

Norris Ford73 

Ropin’ & Ranching Supply74 

Tip’s Electric74 

Town of Wainwright75 

Veterinary Medical Center 

of Eastern Alberta74 

Wainalta Motors75 

Wainwright Cold Beer & Liquor75 

Wainwright Elementary School74 

Wainwright Veterinary Services Inc.75 

We Care CWHC75 

Youngstown 

Raval Paradise & RV Park76 

Front cover photos by Terri Huxley 

Produced & distributed by ECA Review, 

Coronation 403-578-4111

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Acadia Valley 

Acadia Valley is a hamlet nestled in the Municipal 

District of Acadia No. 34 along Buffalo Trail between 

Oyen and Medicine Hat on Hwy. 41 about 14.5 km 

west of the Alberta-Saskatchewan border. 

Here you will find bountiful history about the 

area by visiting the Prairie Elevator Museum, a 

former restored 

Alberta Wheat 

Pool grain elevator 

with a community 

gift shop and tea 

house, and CNR 

Caboose, abundant 

trout fishing in the 

Acadia Municipal 

Recreation Dam and 

camping. 

Acadia Valley - Acme 

Acme 

Acme is a village found along Hwy. 575, 83 km 

northeast of Calgary in Kneehill County. There 

is a lively golf course, campground, curling and 

racquetball club, a swimming pool, a variety of 

parks and playgrounds, among other businesses and 

services. The name Acme is actually derived from 

the village’s railway heritage. 

Unique signs in east central Alberta includes this one at the entrance of Acadia Valley plus in the village 

a sign highlighting interests located in Alberta’s Special Area. 

Prairie Elevator 

Tea House & Museum 

• Country style home baking featuring Saskatoon Pie 

• Smoothies, Slushies & Cool Drinks 

• Giftware 

• Furnished Homesteader House & Caboose 

• Tea House in Restored Catalogue House 

• 

Visit us for tours During the Summer 

OPEN Jul-Aug. 10-5 (Group tours by request 403-972-2036) 

Prairie Elevator (403) 972-2028 (In Season) 

Serviced Campground at Acadia Valley (403) 972-3808 (Town Office) 

Don’t forget to spend some time at the 

MD of Acadia Recreation Dam - The Fishing is Great!

Alix Page 3 

Alix 

Alix is best known for being home to Dr. Irene 

Parlby, one of the ‘Famous Five’ women in Canada 

who worked to give women voting rights in the 

country. 

Nearby Haunted Lakes Golf Club is northeast of Alix 

on Hwy 601 is a 9-hole course, camping, a beach and 

picnic area bordering picturesque Haunted Lakes. 

Check out the Alix Wagon 

Wheel Museum to explore 

exhibits about Dr. Parlby, 

Central Alberta Dairy Pool, 

Women of Aspenland, pioneer 

living, tools of trades, heritage 

fashion, one room schoolhouse, 

early churches, plus much more! 

Alix Lake Recreation Area and 

campground in walking distance 

to downtown is a must-see as 

it boasts a welcoming beach 

day use and recreation area, 

playground, concession and 

waterskiing and wakeboarding 

enthusiasts are welcome! 

Alix-gator will greet you in downtown Alix, Ab. 

Alix Inn 

Under new 

Management 

• Freshly renovated 

• Daily, weekly, 

monthly rates 

• Free Wifi 

• Theme rooms 

• Located on hwy 12 

4704 51 Ave Alix 403.747.2236 

Come experience the natural surroundings Alix as to offer. Small in size but big in 

outdoor adventure and scenery. The Village is nestled beside a beautiful lake that is 

surrounded with a 6.3-kilometer Nature Trail full 

Come experience the natural surroundings Alix as to offer. Small in size but big in 

of wildlife and breathtaking scenery! The Lake is 

outdoor adventure and scenery. The Village is nestled beside a beautiful lake that 

home to 11 powered campsites, sanded beach, 

is surrounded with a 6.3-kilometer Nature Trail full of wildlife and breathtaking 

scenery! The Lake is home to 11 playground, powered campsites, boat launch, sanded day beach, use area, playground, and 

boat launch, day use area, and Centennial park. park. Spend the day on the water. 

Phone: 403-747-2495 

Alix is a thriving community filled with endless opportunities. Commercial 

Phone: 403-747-2495 

Alix is a thriving community filled with endless opportunities. Commercial and residential development 

is on the rise. Check MLS listing for properties for sale. For business climate inquiries check 

the ‘Doing Business’ tab on our website or contact the Village office with any questions. 

and residential development is on the rise. Check MLS listing for properties 

for sale. For business climate inquiries check the ‘Doing Business’ tab on our 

website or contact the Village office with any questions. 

Email: info@villageofalix.ca 

Email: info@villageofalix.ca 

Website: www.villageofalix.ca 

Website: www.villageofalix.ca

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Alliance - Amisk 

Your Imagination 

is Our Only Limit! 

Embroidery - Engraving 

- Signs - Direct to 

Garment Printing 

114 Main Street, Alliance, AB 

(780) 879-2100 

mainstreetmedley@gmail.com 

We specialize in customizing your special gift for that special someone 

Alliance Doll Museum open Wed. & Fri. 1 - 4 p.m. 

Alliance 

Alliance is perched on top of a wide-stretched valley 

that houses the Battle River near Hwy. 36 with a 

museum, campground and walking trails. 

Altario 

Altario is a unique gem nestled in the far east corner 

of Special Areas No. 4 less than 10 kms from the 

Saskatchewan border on Hwy. 899 north of Hwy. 

12. Founded in 1919, the name came from the 

combination of Alberta and Ontario. 

Visit Prairie Land School Division’s Altario School 

to view the division’s first School of Excellence they 

have created as a way to revitalize the area and 

usher in new ways of learning under the umbrella of 

Agriculture. 

Village buildings still standing include the Kreiser’s 

Garage, Jake’s Store, the community hall, the Alberta 

Hotel/Bar, post office, and church. 

Amisk 

A village in east central Alberta northwest of 

Hughenden and southeast of Hardisty on Hwy. 

13 called ‘Amisk’, a Cree word for ‘Beaver’. Amisk 

boasts of the oldest registered public library in rural 

Alberta. 

Bill’s Waterwell 

Services Ltd. 

Well Drilling 

Pumps & Repairs 

403-747-2120 

drillerbill@xplornet.com 

* Coffee 

* Sandwiches 

* Subs 

* Hot Dogs 

* Soup 

* Salads 

* Ice Cream 

www.billswaterwellservices.com 

Office: 403-747-2120 

Cell: 403-396-6543 

Amisk C Store 

Open @ 5:30 am Daily 

Phone: 780-856-3734

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Bashaw 

Nestled in the valley near the shores of Buffalo Lake 

at the crossroads of Hwy. 21 and 53 and centrally 

located in prairie parkland country, Bashaw is 

less than a one hour drive from Red Deer, Stettler, 

Ponoka, Lacombe and Camrose; making it perfectly 

situated for those who desire access to larger centers 

but value the small town lifestyle. 

It is abundant in culture and pride as the community 

holds dear its Majestic Theatre, a restored 1930s 

rural wood frame “boomtown” style of theatre that 

still holds plays often and the Bashaw Fire Hall 

Museum. It was built in 1914 but has served many 

purposes since its inception including being the host 

of local council meetings, becoming home to the 

village constable and provincial courthouse, public 

library, barbershop, dog pound and RCMP prisoner 

cells which are still in their original state and office 

space. 

Two golf courses nearby and camping. 

Bawlf 

Bawlf is a village located 24 km southeast of 

Camrose found along Hwy. 13. Camping, 

playground, baseball diamonds and a trout pond for 

catch and release are all part of Bawlf ’s attractions. 

Big Valley 

Big Valley is rich in preserved history and is known 

for a few awe-inspiring historical locations within its 

boundaries. 

The village hosts the Prairie Steam Train tours in 

the summer which attracts thousands of visitors 

annually. 

Travel back in time and let the Big Valley Historical 

Society show you the many historic sites! 

Start at the main museum and the 1930s McAlister 

Motors Garage. 

See the vintage automobiles, trucks, tractors, other 

antiques and artifacts, the new Tool Museum, the 

Canadian Northern Society’s 1912 CN Railway 

Station and the nearby interpretive walk to the 

Roundhouse. 

Explore the other historic sites such as the 1916 

St. Edmund’s Anglican Church (The ‘Blue Church’ 

sitting on top of a hill overlooking the village), the 

wooden grain elevator welcoming visitors in, and the 

ALL THAT BUZZ GIFT SHOPPE LTD. 

Email: buzzgiftshoppe@shaw.ca 

Website: www.allthatbuzz.ca 

Mike & Su Balog 

Bashaw Golf & 

Country Club 

5th oldest course in Alberta 

2 km south of Bashaw just off Hwy 21 

Restaurant & Golf Shop 

• Green fees: Weekdays/Weekends: 9 Holes $20/$25, 

18 Holes $30/$35, Holidays $30/$35 

• Punch cards available. 

• Sunday, Monday Tuesday - 2 for one rates! 

beginning at 4 p.m. each day 

• Power Carts: 9/18 holes: $25/$35; pull carts available 

• Club Rentals: $16.50 

Camping: Individual and group camping on Buffalo 

Lake, power, firepits water/servicing station, showers. 

$30 - 30 amp power; $35 - 30 amp power & water 

Stay & Play: Mon. - Thurs. $57.75 (includes 1 night 

camping & two rounds of golf (9 holes). 

36 Main Street E 

Big Valley, AB T0J 0G0 

Phone: 403-876-2061 

Call for all bookings: 780-372-2333 

www.bashawgolf.com 

Follow us on Twitter to take 

advantage of our specials

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Big Valley - Big Stone 

railway baggage cars which display a collection of 

salt and pepper shakers and model trains. 

Another popular spot is the Jimmy Jock Boardwalk 

on 40 Main Street, East. This wild west inspired 

walkway is home to a small shops and is always 

bustling with activity once summer sets in. 

The boardwalk is named after a local Chinese 

restauranteur who operated a restaurant on this 

same site in earlier days. 

The Big Valley 9-hole Golf Course has lots of hills on 

sand greens. 

Big Stone 

Big Stone is an unincorporated community in 

Special Areas 3 located 28 km south of Youngstown 

on Hwy. 884, taking its name from nearby Big Stone 

Creek. 

Blood Indian Park is located next to Big Stone with 

the campgrounds officially opening in August of 

1987. Big Stone Trading Post offers fishing, hunting, 

and food supplies May through October long 

weekend. 

Bust Out Rodeo 

Beer Gardens 

both nights 

$10 admission 

On line 50-50 

Fri. & Sat. 

July 

22 nd & 23 rd 

7 p.m 

Big Valley 

On line entries 

July 8-11 close at 3p.m. 

chinookrodeoassociation.com 

Call-ins and 

local entries 

July 11 9am-3pm: 

403-739-2988 

CALL - Amanda 403-741-8822 

with any questions or if you would like to Volunteer! 

Can’t wait 

to see 

you 

there!! 

Evilution Fails 

the Facts 

and Creation 

Fits the Facts 

Come 

See Why 

Science Gives 

the Glory 

to God 

Evilution 

- NO Transitional Fossils 

- Genetic Entropy shows a loss of information 

- Mathematically Impossible (Possibility vs Probability) 

- Can’t tell us what’s right and wrong (Bio-ethics and 

Eugenics) 

- Promotes Racism 

(Google Scientific Racism) 

- IF true - Hitler did nothing wrong & we CAN use Humans 

as food, fuel or fertilizer 

Creation 

- Carbon 14 found throughout the whole geological 

record 

- DNA shows design (NOT by chance) 

- The Cambrian Explosion shows complexity NOT 

simplicity 

- Soft tissue in dinosaur bones (since 1930s) 

- Humans & Dinosaurs co-existed (aka Dragons) 

- Cosmology (Horizon Problem) 

(Monopole Problem) 

Even Inflation Bankrupts the Big Bang Theory 

Christ doesn’t send Anyone to Hell, 

they chose to go there! 

B.V. Creation 

Science Museum 

Box 340 Big Valley, AB T0J 0G0 

ph./fax 403.876.2100 • bvcsm@telus.net • bvcsm.com

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Bindloss 

Although not much remains of the quaint hamlet, 

Bindloss has a store that still operates as well as a 

church. 

For the abandoned building seekers, this is a perfect 

location to find some old prairie relics standing the 

test of time. 

The hamlet was named after the English author 

Harold Edward Bindloss who wrote a number of 

notable Western novels. 

It is located southwest of Empress, approximately 10 

km west of Hwy. 41 and 97 kms. north of Medicine 

Hat. 

Bodo 

Bodo is a hamlet in the MD of Provost three kms. 

from the Saskatchewan border and named after 

Bodø, Norway. It is 35 km south of Provost and 

has an archeological dig site appropriately named 

the Bodo Archaeological Site & Centre. It is one 

of the largest and most well-preserved pre-contact 

archaeological areas in Western Canada. 

The site is approximately 200 hectares and has a 

particularly rich complex of archaeological resources 

that exhibit evidence of multiple periods of human 

activity and habitation dating back as early as 

5,000-years-ago. 

At Bodo, you have the unique opportunity to take 

part in the ongoing archaeological excavation at this 

important locale and to contribute to the discovery 

of Alberta’s exciting past. 

is ample opportunity for exploration here! 

This classic ghost town sits on Hwy. 555 between 

Bindloss and Jenner, south of the Red Deer River. 

This spot is known to be perfect for boating, 

canoeing or kayaking. 

For abandoned building seekers, the Woo Sam’s 

Mercantile building storefront and high school may 

suit your fancy. 

The modern community hall is the activity centre of 

the community. 

Office: 403-742-5655 Cell: 403-740-5726 

lewis@lmwaste.ca 

Box 118 Botha, AB T0C 0N0 

Experience Hands-on history at 

Bodo Archaeological 

Site & Centre 

Book a Tour Today 

Botha 

Botha holds a unique sight… the Underwood Flying 

Machine. The structure is still visible if you wish to 

drive in and examine its unique creation. 

Brownfield 

Brownfield is a small community located north 

of Coronation on Hwy, 872. Its pride is the local 

Kindergarten to Grade 9 School. It is also the place 

for the Baptist Church and active community centre/ 

curling rink and outdoor skating rink during the 

winter months. 

Buffalo 

Unlike Buffalo Lake, there is no water body but there 

GUIDED TOURS 

(2.5 hr tour, available June-August) 

Guided by knowledgeable interpreters and 

archaeologists. Family ($50), Adult ($20), 

16 & under ($10), under 5 free. 

ADULT DIG CAMP 

Uncover pre-contact history. Excavate 

with an archaeologist at a 500 year old 

bison killsite and/or campsite. Finds at 

previous digs: arrowheads, pottery, stone 

tools and lots of bison bone! 

KIDS CAMP 

(available July-August) Visit archaeology lab and dig site, 

hands-on crafts and activities, landscape based learning. 

Arrow Day Camp (ages 5-8) $35/day (10am-3pm) 

Atlatl Day Camp (ages 9-11) $35/day (10am-3pm) 

Spear Day Camp (ages 12-15) $45/day (10am-4pm) 

Open June 

to August 

for hours and 

other info: 

www.bodoarchaeology.com 

780-753-4056 

bodoarchaeology@gmail.com

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Byemoor 

Byemoor is home to a small hotel, arena, community 

hall, curling rink, St. Paul’s Anglican Church and 

Byemoor School for Elementary and Junior High 

students, all of which service the small farming 

community. 

The hamlet often teams up with the neighbouring 

community of Endiang, found 10 km east, creating 

the slang term ‘Endmoor’ which shows the 

amalgamation between community members and 

their events. 

This community can be found at the intersection 

of Hwy. 853 and Hwy. 589, approximately 70 kms. 

southeast of Stettler and 62 kms. northwest of 

Hanna. 

Cadogan 

The Hamlet of Cadogan located on Hwy. 600can be 

found just down the road from Provost where 108 

people as well as a general store, historic red hotel 

and modern community hall reside. 

Capt. Ayre Lake and Hills of Peace campground are 

close by which boasts a rugged 9-hole golf course, 

playgrounds, concession, beach with access to swim, 

sailboard and trout fishing. 

Camrose 

Camrose, A.K.A . Rose City is the modern-day 

bustling city of the east central region. As for 

facilities, you will find everything you could ever 

need here when it comes to amenities, activities 

and sites including museums, camping, swimming, 

13 heritage gardens and includes either self-guided 

tours or tours with costumed interpreters and a 

public 18-hole golf course. 

Tillicum Beach Park, Dried Meat Lake: 1 km east on 

Hwy. 13, 14 km south on Hwy. 956 (Tillicum Beach 

Road). A campground, walking trails, ball diamond, 

day use area, playground, fire pits, boat launch, water 

tap, pier and fish cleaning stand. 

Carbon 

This ‘Village in the Valley’ lies in the belt of 

the Canadian Badlands and is known for its 

geographical beauty including the creek that 

runs throughout. Carbon is just 40 km west of 

Byemoor - Carbon 

Damien C. Kurek 

“Lets get Corked 

with Half Korked!” 

Member of Parliament 

Battle River-Crowfoot 

www.damienkurek.ca 

Damien.Kurek@parl.gc.ca 

Marg’s 

Computers 

Margaret Pearson 

780-678-2338 

4608 - 39 Street 

Camrose, AB T4V 2N5 

@dckurek 1.800.665.4358 

Urban Winery 

& Wine Kit 

Supply Store. 

Come down to check out our 

great selection of wine kits & supplies. 

Pick a Kit take it 

home and ferment it 

OR HERE IS THE 

COOL THING… We Do 

Ferment on Premise! 

#1 Pick a Wine Kit 

#2 Sprinkle the Yeast 

#3 We do all the messy stuff 

(Racking, Degassing, Polishing then 

you come back in 4–6 weeks to bottle 

up to 30 bottles of custom wine! 

780-673-1324 

6223B 48 Ave Camrose 

beside the Dairy Queen

Carbon - Castor Page 9 

Drumheller and sports museum, a time capsule with 

plenty of natural light and displays, many interesting 

and factual accounts of the mining era, as well as 

the development of ranching and rodeo and as time 

progressed, the cultivation of the rich soil which 

brought many new settlers from the US and Europe. 

A large unique display upstairs also tells the story 

of the 1921 Carbon Murder Mystery: three murders 

that – to this very day – have never been solved, 

making them one of the oldest unsolved murder 

cases in Canadian history. 

A campground and swimming pool near downtown 

and the larger campground is located along Hwy. 

836 on the eastern edge of the village, with plenty of 

walking trails to explore. 

Castor 

Castor is French/Latin for “beaver” and is known for 

its large duck and geese migration in the fall. Castor 

Museum houses several well-preserved buildings 

and 1910 Alberta Pacific Grain Elevator to delve 

into. The eclectic series of exhibits are designed 

Castor Evangelical Missionary Church 

5314 50 St., Box 506, Castor, AB T0C 0X0 

403-882-4041 • www.castoremc.com 

Check our website or FB page for service times & special events. 

Castor 

Locally Owned, Community Invested 

Kim & Randy Kary 

Owners 

ph. 403.882.3055 

fx. 403.882.2349 

castor@valuedrug.ca 

5106 - 50th ave. 

Castor, aB 

Ted Jordahl 

Box 582 Castor, AB 

T0C 0X0 

403-882-3944 

Fax (403) 882-2331 

ted47@telus.net 

Since 1984 

• Auto Parts & Repairs 

• Tire Sales & Repairs 

• Wheel Alignments 

• A/C Recharging 

• Agricultural Supplies 

Castor Dental Center 

Dr. Surpreet Sandhu 

Professional Corporation 

Practice of Dentistry 

Castor & District 

MUSEUM 

Corner of 49 th Ave. & 51 st St. 

Box 325 

Castor, AB 

403-882-3320 

“We Cater to Cowards” 

Regular Hours: Thurs. Sat. & Sun. 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Page 10Castor 

to educate visitors about many aspects of life in 

this region from the beginnings of organized and 

permanent settlements. 

Castor is famous for the historic Lady of the Rosary 

Hospital built in 1911 that still operates today 

attached to a modern facility. 

Castor recreation area includes a campground, golf 

course and ball diamonds. 

Secondhand Bookstore 

Lynn Sabo, Owner 

5003B 50 Ave 

(Main Street) 

Castor, Ab 

403-741-7807 

thepurple 

platypusbooks 

@gmail.com 

M-F 10-5; Sat 11-4 

Closed Sundays & 

statutory holidays 

Landmark Realty 

Basil Nichols 

SUTTON 

403-323-0365 

MLS REALTOR 

LANDMARK 

SUTTON 

REALTY 

LANDMARK REALTY 

Castor, AB 

Located beside 

Battle River Credit Union 

Main Street, Castor 

www.sutton.com 

Located beside 

Battle River Credit Union 

5501 50 Ave Castor, AB 

403 882 4040 

Fax 403 882 2021 

Monday - Friday 8:30 - 5:30 • Saturday 8:30 - 12:00 • Sunday - Closed 

www.oktire.com 

Gus Wetter School 

Main Street, Castor 

Gordon “HOSS” Nichols 

403-882-HOSS (4677) 

REALTOR 

Basil Nichols 

403-323-0365 

REALTOR 

View all our listings on our website 

www.hoss.pcspro.com or www.realtor.ca 

Gordon “HOSS” Nichols 

403-882-HOSS (4677) 

REALTOR 

Basil Nichols 

403-323-0365 

REALTOR 

View all our listings on our website 

www.hoss.pcspro.com or www.realtor.ca 

Celebrate Learning... 

Achieving Excellence 

Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 12 

At Gus Wetter, we recognize that students are 

individuals who learn in a variety of ways. 

We strive to provide choices and the 

best programs possible to meet the needs of our students. 

5301 51 Ave., Castor Ab. 

Start Right Playschool & Pre-Kindergarten Program 

Ages 3-4 combines play, friend-making, and learning in 

one program!Lays the foundation for future success - 

both in the classroom and in life. 

After School Program 

School days, Mon-Fri 3:00 – 5:00 pm 

Grades 1 - 6. Includes: gym time, playground time, 

homework space if needed, craft, 

board games, & free play.

Castor - Cereal Page 11 

(403)326-2539 

Hamlet of 

CEREAL 

Bulldawg 

Building Supplies Ltd. 

211-2nd Street N., Oyen, AB 

403-664-3294 

bulldawg@netago.ca 

Stacey Duffield 

All Breed Dog 

Grooming 

Salon, big 

& small, we 

groom them 

all! Also, 

groom cats… 

To Book an Appointment 

Please call or text 

403-854-6259 

Box 244, Oyen AB 

stestac@netago.ca 

CJ Peacock Centre, Main St. Cereal 

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Cereal was named for the grain fields in the area and 

was incorporated in 1914. In 1921 it became a hamlet of 

Special Areas #3. On Main Street Cereal has a hotel with 

restaurant, bank, post office and insurance company. Centennial Park, also on Main Street, 

has a fountain for wading and a picnic area to stop and rest. At the north end of Main Street 

is a miniature replica of the train station and grain elevator. The Cereal Prairie Pioneer 

Museum is the former railway station built in 1912. The museum contains a variety of 

artifacts from Cereal and surrounding area. There is also a caboose, jailhouse/firehall, 

windmill and hospital display. The Museum is open 9 – 5, Monday to Friday throughout 

the months of July and August. For a tour at other times phone 403-326-3769. The Cereal 

Board of Trade Campground hosts 14 serviced, pull-through sites with water and power 

hook-ups. It is open from May until October for free day use and a $25 fee for overnight 

camping. The C.J. Peacock Centre building was once the Cereal school and then Village 

Office. Today it is occupied by a few small businesses, Fitness Center, school display, Bingo 

Hall and various meeting rooms. 

Cereal & District Athletic Association“don’t miss” Events 2022: 

• Annual Mother’s Day & Trade Show Brunch. Trade Show free, lots of 

door prizes up for grabs!” 

• Free Weekly Family Ride Nights: June thru October, 

Friday eves starting at 6:30pm 

• Bulls & Broncs: Saturday July 16 th 4-10pm 

including Beer Gardens & entertainment 

• Cereal Sports Days Mixed SloPitch Tournament: July 29-31 (Fri-Sun) 

contact Prairieland Athletic Assoc for more details 

• NEW CEREAL EVENT: First annual Mud Bog Competition 

Saturday, August 6 th 11am-5pm ...more details to follow 

• 8 th Annual Cereal Kids Rodeo: Sunday, August 28 th 10am-6pm 

(mutton busting to wild pony racing for kids up to 18yrs of age - 

entries from $2 to $10 per event) 

*Sports Grounds, including green space, rodeo arena (including all new panel fence), and ball 

diamonds are available for private rentals outside of scheduled use. Please contact the 

Cereal & District Athletic Association 

at cerealathleticassociation@gmail. 

com for more information. 

* Recreational facilities include on-site 

concession, two community 

playgrounds, four spacious 

permanent outdoor bathrooms, and 

a NEW Mud Bog Pit. 

UFA Petroleum (Cereal) 

611 Main Street (Hiway 9 & 886) 

Mon-Fri 8am-4pm 403-326-3848 

Cardlock 

Regular & Dyed gas/diesel 

HUGE SUPPORTER OF THE 

CEREAL COMMUNITY! 

Cereal Golden Centre 

FACILITY RENTAL 

213 Main Street Cereal 

Great meeting space for 

smaller gatherings, 

includes use of kitchen. 

To book facility for your small 

events and/or meetings, 

call Janice at 587-645-5516. 

heresyoursignltd@gmail.com 

403-664-9888 

415 Main St 

Cereal 

Custom 

print shop 

in Cereal 

Cereal Agencies 

118 Main Street Cereal 

403-326-3818 

Locally owned and operated 

Local Canada Post Office, including 

shipping supplies, and local 

ATB Outlet as well as housing the 

popular Cereal Book Deposit and 

providing farm hail insurance.

Page 12 

Access to the beautiful Castor Creek for boating, 

kayaking, paddle boarding and much more can be 

found at the bottom of 54th Avenue on Beach Road. 

Cereal 

The Hamlet of Cereal Prairie Pioneer Museum is 

a renovated CNR Station open July to August with 

limited hours but features a variety of homestead 

artifacts as well as a hospital exhibit. 

The village is located between Oyen and Youngstown 

along Hwy. 9. Cereal is home to nine businesses 

including the 7-room Cereal Hotel, complete with 

food service for hungry travellers and camping. 

The C.J. Peacock Centre, originally the C.J. Peacock 

School is the location of the village office as well 

as former classrooms being used by business and 

a playroom for preschoolers. The gym is used for 

community sports nights and the stage as a fitness 

center. 

Castor - Compeer 

Clive 

Clive, the esthetically beautiful community located 

in central Alberta just 15 minutes east of Lacombe 

and 30 minutes from Red Deer. 

The community prides itself on affordable living 

and is an ideal spot for an enjoyable country-living 

atmosphere yet still has quick access to all amenities. 

Clive is host to a hotel that has turned 100 plus 

banking services, grocery store, sports bar, arena, 

curling rink, skateboard park, soccer field, baseball 

diamonds and campground. 

Compeer 

Located just west of the Sask.-Alberta border 

and slightly north of Hwy. 12, Compeer is an 

unincorporated municipality east of Consort. 

Founded in 1901, it was a spot Aboriginals used 

to camp at regularly. Natives would tell explorers 

to “camp here” and due to a misinterpretation, the 

explorers thought the area was called “Compeer”, 

thus the name for the community was born. 

See adv. in this magazine for events held throughout 

the year. 

Chauvin 

The Village of Chauvin is the home of ‘Susie the 

Softball’, the world’s largest softball. 

Chauvin is located 60 kms. east of Wainwright and 

10 kms. from the Saskatchewan border on Hwy. 610. 

Explore the history of the community through a 

walking tour of several historical landmarks and 

plan a tour of the museum housed in the former 

1910 Roros schoolhouse to hear the history of the 

village through displays and artifacts donated by 

local pioneer families. The grounds display antique 

machinery. 

Stay at Chauvin’s fully serviced Kings Park 

Campground or nearby enjoy the outdoors at 

Dillberry Lake Provincial Park. 

Chinook 

Chinook is named after a “warm dry westerly wind 

from the Rocky Mountains” that Albertans are more 

than familiar with. This community can be found on 

Hwy. 9 between Hanna and Oyen. No services. 

Our thriving community 

is located just north of 

Highway 12 about 15 

minutes east of Lacombe. 

Clive’s community of 775 

residents is an affordable 

and ideal spot for an 

enjoyable country living 

atmosphere with quick 

access to all amenities. 

Village Office 

403-784-3366 

www.clive.ca 

Community Events: 

* Clive FunFest – June 17 – 19 

* Village Wide Garage Sale – Sept. 10 

* Old Fashioned Harvest 

& Threshing Bee – Oct. 10 

* Free Community Movies 

May 27 and June 17 

clivelibrary@prl.ab.ca for details 

Recreation is Open 

*Baseball Diamond *Skate Park* 

*Picnic Area *Campground * *Playground 

*Soccer Field * *Outdoor Fitness Gym 

*Outdoor Multi-Season Rink *Self Guided 

Legacy Walking Trail *Library*

Consort Page 13 

Consort 

Consort and area has much to see when it comes 

to history from the Effigy of Man, Big Gap Roundup 

Site, RNWMP Cairn, and Old Tyme Printing 

Museum featuring restored machines and the 

evolution of printing. There is also the Neutral Hills 

Historical Museum which is housed in the last intact 

original building in Consort. 

Consort is a town located at the intersection of 

Hwy.12 and 41 and will soon have a new swimming 

pool. The rodeo grounds and Lakeview Golf Course 

Convenience Store • Food Court 

Full & Self-Serve Fuel 

(403) 577-3036 Office 

4812 47 St. Consort, AB 

Mon - Fri 6:00 AM - 10:00 PM 

Sat - Sun 6:30 AM - 10:30 PM 

Rangeland Veterinary Clinic (1995) Ltd. 

44 St, Consort, AB (403) 577-3509 

Eat In - 

Take Out 

For after Hour Emergencies 403 575 1077 

4924 50 St, Consort, Ab • (403) 577-2727 

Open 7 Days/Week 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

Page 14 

is a 9-hole course on the slopes of Gooseberry Lake 

8 miles north and adjacent to the Gooseberry Lake 

Provincial Park with splash park, playground and 

baseball diamond. 

Coronation 

Coronation was named after the coronation of King 

George VI and boosts of the largest crown at it’s west 

entrance that is lit up at night. 

For visitors, the Coronation Museum and Heritage 

Do you know someone who 

could improve their reading, 

writing or numeracy skills? 

REFER 

A FRIEND 

Paintearth Adult Learning is 

ready to help. The first step is 

always the biggest. 

Providing learning opportunities in Paintearth County 

Paintearth 

Community 

Adult Learning 

Offices in 

Coronation & Castor 

403-578-3817 

www.paintearthlearning.ca 

4913 Royal St, Coronation, AB T0C 1C0 

Consort - Coronation 

Coronation Evangelical 

Free Church 

Sunday Services: 10:30 a.m. 

5009 - Albert St., Coronation 

Everyone Welcome 

403-578-3884 

www.coronationevangelicalfreechurch.com 

Coronation 

Restaurant & Cafe 

403 578 2080 

5226, Hwy 12, Coronation, AB 

Specializing in Western & Greek Cuisine 

Pizza – Steak – Pasta 

OPEN Tuesday-Saturday 9:00am - 8:00 pm, 

Sunday 10:00am-8:00pm. Monday-CLOSED 

Petro-Canada Fuel & Lubricants 

Hardisty Bulk Sales & 

Coronation Bulk Sales 

Commercial· Agricultural· Industrial · Oil & Gas Industry 

Wes Hillmer, Manager 

CORONATION OFFICE 

403.578.3551 

HARDISTY OFFICE 

780.888.3555 

403. 578.8217 CELL 

wes@dreverag.com 

Propane - FLAMAN Rentals - Nutrena Minerals 

Gallagher Fencing - HI Hog/Morand Livestock Equipment 

Proud to be part of Central Alberta Family Funeral Services Ltd. 

5117 Victoria Ave. 

Coronation, AB 

T0C 1C0 

403-578-2928 

Toll Free: 1.888.578.2928 

corofuneralhome@telus.net 

Chery Southoff 

www.coronationfuneralhome.ca 

Funeral & Cremation Services, Pre-Arrangements, Monuments

Coronation Page 15 

Park is a must-see – especially Royal Watchers as 

it boasts an extensive collection of British royalty 

commemorative items, including an 1897 teapot 

celebrating Queen Victoria’s 60th year as sovereign 

and many artifacts donated by early settlers of the 

area. This museum has a CP caboose, schoolhouse, 

park and gazebo. 

A dam for fishing as it is stocked each year with 

rainbow trout and northern pike, a golf course, 

swimming pool, walking paths to take you around 

McKenzie Motors 

Coronation Ltd. 

Automotive Sales & Service 

A cairn located south of Coronation marks the District 

boundaries before the provinces were formed in 1905. 

Since 1936 

403-578-3866 5001 Victoria Ave. 

mckenziemotors@telus.net 

Coronation, AB 

Fri. & Sat. 

July 8 & 9 

C oronation 

Pro Rodeo 

Best Little Rodeo By A Dam Site! 

at Coronation 

Rodeo Grounds 

Friday, July 8 

Rodeo Performance - 6:00 pm 

Dance to follow under the tent 

Saturday, July 9 

Slack 10:00 am 

Rodeo Parade 2:00 pm (Theme: Proud to be Canadian) 

Rodeo Performance - 6:00 pm 

Dance to follow rodeo in the beer gardens 

w/live band, featuring Lyndsay Butler!

Page 16 

the murals and campgrounds nearby makes this a 

must. 

Craigmyle 

The Hamlet of Craigmyle is located between Delia 

and Hanna just north of Hwy. 9 by under two 

kilometres. No services. 

Czar 

Czar is a village in the MD of Provost located at 

the intersection of Hwy. 13 (Buffalo Trail) and the 

Canadian Pacific Railway tracks. 

The motto of Czar is “Where Cowboys Reign” as the 

village is a vibrant little community in the heart of 

cattle country including a bullarama in July. 

Shorncliffe Lake Park is a mere three kms. west of 

Czar on Hwy 13. 

Daysland 

Along Hiwy. 13 in Flagstaff County, you will find the 

Town of Daysland. An idyllic small town with quiet 

streets lined with beautiful stately trees. 

Coronation - Daysland 

Come experience nature’s beauty and take a stroll on 

the scenic 3.5 km. Crocus Trail. A fishpond located 

along this walk is stocked with trout every spring for 

the aspiring fisherman. Catch and release only. Two 

campgrounds and a 9-hole golf course. Come play 

the island hole! 

The largest lit up crown marks the entrance to Coronation, Ab. 

FRIDAY 

July 22 

Beer Gardens 3:00 

Wild Pony Racing 6:15 pm 

Bullarama 7:00 pm 

Lamontagne & 

Son Holdings Ltd. 

Gravel Hauling & 

Super B Grain Hauling 

403-575-5468 

dlamontagne@telus.net 

4111 Victoria Ave, Box 372 

Coronation AB T0C 1C0 

2021 PBR Canada 

Event of the year 

www.czarlakebullarama.com

Delburne - Donalda Page 17 

Delburne 

The Village of Delburne can be found along Hwy. 21 

in the heart of central Alberta. 

Delburne has a lot of amenities for a small village 

and is active when it comes to recreational services 

such as the 9-hole golf course, a spray park, agriplex, 

skate park, playgrounds, curling rink, library, 

museum, walking trails and campgrounds. The 

Anthony Henday Museum is housed in a historical 

CN Railway station and the Delburne CNR water 

tank tower building. 

Delia 

The Delia & District Dawson Historical Museum has 

an original 1913-1914 two-room school containing a 

restored original classroom as well as local artifacts. 

Adjacent to the museum is the only “New Ideal 

of Branfor Goold, Shapley & Co.” grist mill of this 

type in Western Canada. This wind-powered mill 

pumped water, ground grain and ran a fanning mill 

or a lumber saw. Walk on Main Street to find history 

solidified as many of the original buildings in the 

village still remain like the Delia Hospital (now a 

residence), Luke’s Diner and more. 

Donalda 

Donalda is home to the world’s largest oil lamp 

replica in the world. At 42 feet in height, it overlooks 

the coulee and lights up all night, every night. 

The Village of Donalda is located 25 miles northeast 

of Stettler, 18 miles east of Bashaw and 45 miles 

southeast of Camrose. 

The Donalda and District Museum showcases a 

John’s Vending Ltd. 

H Pool Tables 

H Amusement Games H Internet Juke Boxes 

Danny Bernard 

Box 59 

Donalda, AB TOB 1HO 

www.johnsvending.ca 

24 Hours: 403.883.2444 

Bus: 403.883.2287 

jvldonalda@gmail.com 

Jeff & Alison Southworth, bringing 20 years of experience 

• Water well drilling & servicing • Well pump installation 

and servicing • Pressure systems • Pasture wells 

• Backhoe services for water lines 

• Water well Chlorination • Ritchie waters 

Emergency services • 24 hr on call 

Serving the east central Alberta region 

Legacy Drilling Ltd 

403-854-0172 • Hanna, AB legacydrillingltd@outlook.com 

403-396-2254 • Delburne, AB

Page 18 

Donalda - Drumheller 

World’s largest 

oil lamp replica 

in Donalda, Ab. 

Pacific Grain elevator built in the 1920s. There are 

also two completely refurbished churches side-byside 

that still hold their historic charm. Not too far 

to the south is a bright yellow truss bridge known as 

the Dorothy Ferry Bridge. 

Drumheller 

Known as the Dinosaur Capital of the World due 

to the high concentration of fossils in the area., 

Drumheller is a popular tourist hotspot for obvious 

reasons. 

Drumheller is home to the World’s Largest Dinosaur 

named Tyra. 

In the heart of the Badlands, you will find 

campgrounds and a golf course where course 

designers decided to embrace the elements on the 

back nine – jagged hills, ancient boulders and cacti. 

Ravines jut out from all sides, elevation changes 

are frequent and fairways are an unpredictable 

connection of green patches. Tee boxes are mounted 

above cliffs, from which your ball must land on the 

fairway or fall mercy to a coulee. 

variety of historical collections and buildings and 

collections include a lamp collection of over 1,100 

lamps; Whitford collection, Métis artifacts from the 

early 20th century and artifacts from Donalda area 

residents. 

The village also includes a historic 1924 Creamery, a 

1928 Imperial Bank of Canada building and a 1909 

CN Rail Station. 

There is the Willow Canyon Hiking Trail that takes 

you into the badlands with picnic tables along the 

rim of the coulee at scenic lookouts. This is a mustsee 

for travellers as the views are quite breathtaking. 

Dorothy 

This quiet hamlet nestled deep in the Red Deer River 

Valley east of Drumheller and attracts visitors from 

all over for some of its well-preserved buildings 

standing tall against the badlands backdrop. 

Dorothy is a favourite amongst travellers for its 

combination of scenic beauty and rustic history. 

The hamlet has a former deep red-coloured Alberta 

Downtown Drumheller’s core has a host of unique 

shops to choose from for any personality type. 

Walk and find various dinos scattered around as 

well as music playing overhead for a lovely visitor 

experience. There are plenty of patios for outdoor 

sunshine while fuelling up your body. 

The Passion Play Interpretive Centre features 

interactive exhibits that highlight the historical 

aspects of the play’s set and costumes. 

Hon. Nate Horner 

MLA, Drumheller-Stettler 

Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and 

Rural Economic Development 

Drumheller-Stettler 

Constituency Office 

Box 1929, 300 South Railway Ave. E. 

Drumheller, AB T0J 0Y0 

OFFICE: 587-774-0306 

Drumheller.Stettler@assembly.ab.ca

Drumheller Page 19 

A Must-See 

Attraction 

Towering high over 

the Drumheller Valley 

the World’s Largest 

Dinosaur, is designed 

for dino-enthusiasts 

of all ages. 

Climb 106 

stairs of the 

giant T-Rex to 

admire the view 

of the badlands 

from her 

gaping jaw. 

Opened 

Year 

round 

worldslargestdinosaur.com 

1 866 823 8100 

60 -1 st Avenue West Drumheller, Alberta

Page 20 

The Bible scripture-based script and music, realistic 

set and costumes, quality performances and 

remarkable similarity of the site to the Holy Land all 

add to the experience. 

Drumheller has the famous Tyrrell Museum, home 

to Canada’s largest display of dinosaurs and fossils - 

not to mention two tyrannosaurus rex dinosaurs, but 

also Valley Doll Museum & Gifts which features over 

700 dolls in 130 historic scenes and The Homestead 

Museum features a comprehensive collection of over 

10,000 antiques and artifacts from the Victorian and 

Edwardian eras. 

East Coulee 

East Coulee located just east of Drumheller on Hwy. 

10 is home to the East Coulee School Museum, once 

a school originally built in the 1930s. 

The Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site is home 

to Canada’s last-standing wooden tipple mine (and 

they’ll even let you climb up inside it!). You can 

Drumheller - Edgerton 

find this preserved site a short distance east of East 

Coulee. The mine is designated at both the national 

and provincial levels, the Atlas preserves the last of 

the 139 mines which operated in the Drumheller 

Valley from 1911-1979. 

Edgerton 

“Home to big smiles, rolling sandhills, priceless 

memories and unforgettable moments.” 

TheVillage of Edgerton is located a mere 35 km east 

of Wainwright in an advantageous spot for tourists 

and locals alike as it is close to Clear Lake, Arm Lake 

and Shuster Lake. 

There is also a scenic yet challenging 9-hole golf 

course and museum within a 10 minute radius. 

Edgerton has many facilities such as the Edgerton 

Agricultural Hall, arena, Sand Castle Campground 

as well as three awesome playgrounds for children. 

Atlas Coal Mine east of East 

Coulee, Ab. gives tours.

Elnora - Empress Page 21 

Elnora 

The quaint village of Elnora holds one of the area’s 

best professional bull riders events of the year, 

hosted at the village’s arena and outdoor space in 

mid-August. The Elnora and District Museum is 

another stop of museum lovers. 

A campground is located on the southside of the 

village, Hidden Jewel Campground located north of 

Elnora on Hwy. 21 and Trenville Park nearby, is a 

space that has 66 sites, tents, pull thrus, tables, grill, 

water, toilets, showers, dump, firewood, pet friendly, 

playground, and fishing all add to the reason to visit 

and stay in Elnora. 

a perfect hideaway on the Red Deer River for 

campers, kayakers, artists and stargazers.. 

• Peter Fidler Campground 

• Railway Museum 

• Splash Park 

• Artisans 

Empress 

Empress is a village situated on the west side of 

the Alberta-Saskatchewan border, approx. 66 km 

north of Medicine Hat and serves as a center for 

the surrounding farming and ranching community, 

connected to Buffalo Trail by Hwy. 899 and Hwy. 

562. 

403-565-3938 

voe14@villageofempress.com

Page 22Empress 

Dean Francis at 

Sagebrush 

Studio & 

Art Galleries 

We provide a unique experience of 

Art & Nature… 

Come See Original Prairie Landscapes 

Displayed in our old Restored Churches 

Surrounded by Prairie Gardens 

Learn more at: 

www.deanfrancis.ca 

Located 20 Kms East of Empress, Alberta 

Open by Appointment - June thru September 

Please call 1-877-565-2039

Empress - Flagstaff County Page 23 

Empress and area is home to many bird and big 

game animals and hunting in this region is very 

popular. Many a trophy animal has been harvested 

from this region. 

If you’re looking for a great place for the family to 

spend a weekend, Empress has two campgrounds, an 

amazing splash park that’s not just for the kids, and 

movies in the park Saturday nights throughout the 

summer. 

You can also stop at Pat and Ross’s store That’s 

Empressive, and ask for a tour of the train station 

building. 

A little further along the road will take you to Dean 

and Fran Francis’s Art Studios Sagebrush Studio & 

Art Galleries. They have moved into old churches 

that act as their studio and their galleries. Outside 

they have done extensive landscaping where they 

allow their visitors to wander and enjoy the flora and 

fauna. 

Make sure to check out what’s happening at the 

Train Station, a beautiful restored historic site now 

being used as an arts venue. 

When you are looking for something to do, with the 

two rivers (Red Deer River and South Saskatchewan 

River) on either side of the village so there are always 

water activities to entertain. 

Erskine 

The unique community of Erskine has much to offer 

in the summer months. 

The most notable feature is the Erskine Grill 

directly beside the outdoor flea market comprised 

of local vendors in the summer months and can 

conveniently be found along the highway. 

Erskine has an antique shop and community hall 

with a Senior’s Centre attached to name some of 

their amenities. You can find Erskine 12 km west of 

Stettler on Highway 12. 

Esther 

Esther is located 16 kms. east of Hwy. 41, northeast 

of Oyen and east of New Brigden not too far from 

the Alberta-Sask. border. 

It was first settled in 1910 and named after Anna 

Esther Landreth, a girl in the neighbourhood. 

Many still come to Esther in search of the large dated 

prairie elevator that pierces the sky as seen on the 

cover of this magazine. 

Fabyan 

This hamlet community takes its name from Fabyan, 

New Hampshire. An exciting feature of the area is 

the historic Battle River Railway Trestle, commonly 

known as the Fabyan Trestle Bridge. This trestle can 

still be seen today as it is still used for hauling goods. 

It is a beautiful landscape for avid photographers to 

witness. 

Located 10 km. west of Wainwright, it has no 

services but there is the Fabyan campsite which is a 

great picnic and short stay campsite approx. 13 kms. 

west of Wainwright and is operated by the M.D. of 

Wainwright. 

Finnegan 

An unincorporated community home of the still 

functioning Finnegan Ferry cable car. It is named 

after John Finnegan who homesteaded on the river, 

then opened and operated the ferry. 

In 1991, the musician Tom Cochrane shot part of his 

“Life Is a Highway” music video on this ferry. 

Flagstaff County 

Flagstaff County has many amenities throughout 

the region including Diplomat Mine Trout Pond & 

Campground is located on the east side of Hwy. 855 

across from Diplomat Mine Interpretation Centre 

approx. 15 min. from Forestburg. 

Fish Lake Park, located north on Hwy. 13, two kms. 

west of Hardisty has a campground, a day use area, 

covered shelter, basketball hoop, fishing, lakeside 

gazebo, playground, beach area, swimming, fire pits, 

horseshoe pits and a golf course nearby. 

Edgerton Day Camp is another great spot as it is 

located 1 km. south of Daysland on Rge Rd 163. It 

has 12 non-serviced sites, a cookhouse for day stops, 

multiple large group areas, large overflow camping 

and parking.

Page 24Erskine 

403.741.5687

Forestburg Page 25 

Area 53 Raceway 

located 1.5 km west 

of Forestburg 

2022 

Race 

Schedule 

May 

21, 22 & 23 

BRACKET RACE 

June 

18 & 19 

BRACKET RACE 

July 

1, 2 & 3 

CALNASH 

$2,500 00 /BRACKET 

RACE 

August 

13 & 14 

MILES OF 

MAYHEM 

August 

27 & 28 

BRACKET RACE 

Admission By Donation 

Wheelchair Accessible. 

or www.area53raceway.ca 

September 

3, 4 & 5 

GRAND OPENING 

(Activities TBA) 

PIT BIKE RACES 

September 

17 &18 

Steven Chapman 

Memorial 

BRACKET RACE 

October 

1 & 2 

BRACKET RACE 

Join racing teams and spectators from across Western Canada. 

One-eighth mile drag race excitement. 

For more 

information: 

June 

24 & 25 

Mud Bog 

For more information: 

Forestburg Mud Bog - FPSA or forestburgmudbog@gmail.com 

Ice cream - mini donuts - door prizes - food trucks - 

RV parking on site/Forestburg Golf Club/Forestburg Kinsmen RV Park 

Ad Sponsored By: Forestburg Community Development and Promotion Society

Page 26 

Battle River Crossing Resort & Campground has 30 

sites, plus 6 group areas. RVs available to rent, river 

valley landscape, fishing, hiking, bird watching, and 

sandy beach. 

Forestburg 

The Village of Forestburg is a great stop to check 

out lively history. The Battle River Railway, 

headquartered in Forestburg, is a fully functioning 

short rail line with a super fun twist. Exchanging the 

usual boxcars for a beautiful vintage passenger car, 

The Friends of the Battle River Railway are delighted 

to offer a number of theme-based, day excursions 

throughout the year. 

Forestburg Historical Society Museum is located 

in the old Masonic temple at 4707 50th St. and 

coal mining artifacts at the entrance of Forestburg 

and fire fighting equipment from the early days of 

Forestburg are displayed on Main Street. 

Find the Diplomat Mine Interpretive Site 16 kms. 

southwest of Forestburg on Highway 855. See the 

Marion 360 stripping shovel, the star attraction in 

Flagstaff County - Forestburg 

The Diplomat Mine Museum 

is located on Hwy 855 

just north of 

Big Knife Provincial Park. 

Home to the Marion 360, the world’s largest mobile land machine in 1927 

and the Bucyrus-Erie 120-B shovel, used for loading coal. An antique coal 

car and observation deck to view the Mine Reclamation and Battle River 

Generating Station. 

Kids area, sandbox with shovels and machine replicas to ride and operate. 

FREE parking, picnic tables and restrooms available. 

Open Daylight Hours, Interpretive Signage enables self guided tours. 

Special tours on request: 

Ryan Hunting, President (780) 582-3747 ryan.hunting@persona.ca 

Gordon Lunty , Treasurer (780) 582-4285 gtlunty@outlook.com 

Michael Jahns, Director (780) 582-3553 

10,000 sq. ft. 

of Retail 

Serving Forestburg 

& Flagstaff since 1933 

Camping Supplies 

Fishing License 

Hunting License 

Sporting Goods 

Toys 

Lawn & Garden 

Housewares 

Giftware 

COUTTS 

HOME HARDWARE 

If we don’t have it, you don’t need it! 

4813 - 50 Street, Forestburg, Ab 

1-866-582-3556 Open Monday - Saturday

Forestburg - Galahad Page 27 

Galahad, of Arthurian 

legend, watches over the 

tiny hamlet of Galahad. 

Canada’s only museum 

devoted to surface coal 

mining! 

Camp next to the 9-hole 

golf course and swimming 

pool. 

Galahad 

Galahad is a hamlet 

within Flagstaff County 

5004 50 St. Forestburg, AB 

(780) 582-2411 

Mon-Thurs 12:00-1:00 am 

Fri-Sat 12:00-3:00 am 

Sun 12:00 - 1:00 am 

situated just north of the beautiful Battle River Valley 

just down the road from Forestburg. 

The Galahad Village campground located on 

Guinevere Ave. E. has 6 sites with water and 30 amp 

power including a public washroom/shower house. 

Social, cultural and recreational opportunities mix 

well with the many services Galahad offers including 

a progressive library and a family bowling center and 

a fully serviced community event center. 

FORESTBURG 

MEAT PROCESSING INC. 

Custom Slaughter and Meat Processing 

Phone: 780-582-MEAT(6328) 

Fax: 780-582-6320 

Email: formeat@telus.net 

S.E. Forestburg 

Provincially inspected Abattoir 

Hickory Smoked Meat Products 

We look forward to welcoming everyone back as all our public 

facilities re-open for the year. Please check www.forestburg.ca 

for updated information and hours of operation. 

Forestburg, Alberta 

www.forestburg.ca 780-582-3668

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Halkirk 

Halkirk is within an agricultural region that yields 

a cross-section of products. It is a village in central 

Alberta within the County of Paintearth located 122 

km east of Red Deer at the intersection of Hwy. 12 

and Hwy. 855. 

Landmarks within Halkirk include its water tower. 

Who could we forget about the Halkirk Hotel? This 

is the crowning jewel of the village. It prides itself 

as ‘purveyors of clean rooms, fine food, and potable 

Peaceful, 

country style 

living, within 

easy commute 

to two larger 

commercial 

centers 

Facilities: 

Camping: 

Berry Street Campground - 

8 full service sites 

Rodeo Grounds – 

not serviced 

Community Hall 

Senior Centre 

Historic Halkirk Hotel 

Near: 

Big Knife Provincial Park 

Halkirk Wind Farm 

Paintearth Coal Mine 

Battle River Generating Stn 

Village of Halkirk 

403-884-2464 

www.halkirk.ca 

Halkirk - Hanna 

spirits’, recently renovated and now has a welcome 

feel and aesthetic outside with a large wrap around 

deck on both stories. 

A campground is located next door to the 

playground and community hall. Alberta’s largest 

wind farm with 83 Vestas wind generators is 

sprawled between Halkirk and Castor. 

Hanna 

Hanna, a town located on Hwy. 9 & 36 with many 

Live the Lifestyle 

Family oriented 

Superior facilities 

Property starts at $22K 

hanna.ca 

Hanna Pioneer Village & Museum 

HOURS: 

July & August 

Tues. to Fri. 

Opened in 1968, The Hanna Pioneer 

10am to 5pm Village and Museum located at 502 Pioneer 

Trail (east end of 4th Avenue) is a walk 

Sat. to Mon. through the past. A full block of 20 restored 

by appointment historic buildings filled with antiques and 

See our website for details www.hannamuseum.ca 

or email hannamuseum1912@gmail.com 

1-403-854-4244 

Admission $ 5 (under 10 years - Free) 

turn of the century artifacts from 

the local area. A must see for 

travellers to Hanna. All tours are 

guided by staff or volunteers.

Hanna (Harvest Sky Region) Page 29 

Drag Racing 

Handhills rodeo 

Fox Lake 

Water slide 

notable members including international band 

Nickelback and hockey legend Lanny McDonald 

have come from here. 

The Hanna Museum & Pioneer Village is located on 

Pioneer Trail (east end of 4th Avenue) on the east 

side of town. A full block of historic buildings filled 

with antiques and turn-of-the-century artifacts make 

it a must for travellers to the Harvest Sky region. 

Fox Lake Park is located just outside of Hanna 2.5 

kms. west. Here you can enjoy water sports, a sandy 

beach, picnic and playgrounds as well as camping. 

Learn more about Hanna’s history as a rail town with 

over 100 years of history within the brick walls of the 

Matt Stahl 

ONSTRUCTION 

Roofing, Siding & Windows, Drywall Mudding & Taping, 

Painting & Textured ceilings. You name It We Do It! 

Hanna, AB 

Ph. 403-857-9885 

808 Center Street, Hanna 

(South of Hospital, in basement of United Church) 

Open Tues, Wed, Fri and Sat 11-4 

403-854-3772 

Clothes for 

the entire 

family, 

shoes, 

housewares, 

books, toys 

and 

so much 

more! 

FREE CAMPING WITH WEEKEND PASS 

Famous Hand Hills Pies - Beer Gardens - ATM on grounds 

Western Trade Show Fri & Sat - Christian Cowboys Church Service 

Kick-off Party Cowboy Cabaret 

Friday, June 3 Saturday, June 4 

with Backroad Traveler Band 

with Cat Country 

Directions and information: www.handhills.ab.ca

Page 30Hanna (Harvest Sky Region) 

Endless 

Possibilities 

Take in 18 breathtaking holes 

at Hanna Golf & Country Club 

Hanna 

Youngstown 

Drumheller 

Calgary 

Discover History 

Under the 

Harvest Sky 

Hanna Pioneer Village 

and Museum 

Back in Time Museum 

Youngstown 

Stop by the Visitor Information Centre to learn 

about more adventures or visit us on Facebook 

or Instagram for the latest events taking place in 

the region! 

Open May through September 

Phone: (403) 854-4494 

Address: 603 South Municipal Road 

Instagram: @hannavisitorinformation 

For other inquires and 

contact information visit 

harvestsky.ca

Hanna - Hussar Page 31 

CN Roundhouse and golf the 18-hole Hanna Golf 

and Country Club. 

Hardisty 

Located in the heart of the beautiful rolling hills 

of the Battle River Valley, the Town of Hardisty is 

perfectly situated for a weekend getaway or that long 

summer camping trip. 

With multiple campsites, golf course, the winding 

Battle River, and camping at two lakes (one in the 

town limits itself), Hardisty provides a nature lover’s 

perfect paradise. 

Hardisty also offers many fun events such as the 

Hardisty Rodeo and the Hardisty Market. 

Heisler 

Heisler has a large playground, lots of room for 

riding bikes and hiking, two baseball diamonds, and 

a basketball court for shooting hoops and the largest 

baseball glove.. 

As the ‘Community of Champions’, a walking trail 

runs through their beautiful DJW Park and Irene 

Parlby Park Campground, and a walking trail 

running through the Pioneers of Flagstaff Park are 

centrepieces, located at Irene Parlby Park at Haultain 

Ave. 7 Greenfield St. and a serviced campground. 

Heisler is located 23 km south of Daysland and 20 

km north of Forestburg. 

Hughenden 

Hughenden is a friendly, vibrant community that 

offers real small town living in a scenic location. 

A serviced Devonian RV Campground and the 

Hughenden Golf Course, (with a pro shop and a fullservice 

RV Park is noted for its excellent grass greens 

and offers well groomed fairways with grass bunkers 

challenging golfers with a sometimes difficult lie. 

Hussar 

The Village of Hussar sits at the southern edge of 

Deadhorse Lake in Wheatland County. 

There are two playgrounds available as well as two 

baseball diamonds. 

The Village Campground has a camp kitchen, sani 

dump and potable tap water. 

l cal 

R entals 

• A Community of Champions • 

10 Full Service Campsites, Sani-Dump, Shower House, Ball Diamonds, 

Playground, Walking Trails, Basketball Court, 2 Beautiful Parks 

HEISLER VILLAGE OFFICE 

P: 780-889-3774 F: 780-889-2280 • 128 Main St., Box 60 Heisler AB T0B 2A0 

Email: administration@villageofheisler.ca • Website: www.villageofheisler.ca 

Big Willy’s Bar 

at the Heisler Hotel 

“A little out of the way...a lot out of the ordinary” 

• Open Tues.-Sat. at 4:30 

• Daily Food Specials 

and a full menu 

• Wing Night Tuesdays 

• Steak & Shrimp Night 

last Friday of the month 

• Bed & Breakfast 

103 Main St. 

Heisler, Ab. 

780-889-2220 

780-888-1444 

& septic seRvice 

“LOCAL ROOTS ... NATIONAL REACH” 

Chilly Willy’s 

Ice cream Shack 

June 1 - September Long Weekend 

Tuesday-Saturday 2pm-7pm

Page 32Irma 

Train trestle overlooking Camrose walking paths. 

Irma 

The Village of Irma is a friendly community 20 

minutes west of Wainwright. The village’s motto is 

“Looking to the Future”. 

Irma has a world-class ball area that has held 

National events and youth tournaments with as 

many as 37 teams. There is also an arena, curling 

rink, and golf course within village limits. 

Irma Museum is the childhood home of 

internationally renowned Company’s Coming 

cookbook author, Jean Paré. 

Irma boasts a large campground facility nestled at 

the north end of the village and a 9-hole golf course 

with grass greens, driving range and practice green, 

licensed clubhouse and camping facilities. 

The Unique, Odd & Unusual 

IRMA 

Over 5,000 sq ft of display area with Much, Much More! 

HOME & GARDEN DECOR 

Ph/Fax 780-754-3642 • irmalumber@mcsnet.ca 

4918 - 49 Ave. Irma, AB • 780-754-3642 • irmalumber@mcsnet.ca

Irma Page 33 

Village of 

IRMA 

Events 2022 & Facilities 

• Irma Days & Fair: August Long weekend 

• Irma Summerspiel: July 27 to Aug 1 www.irmasummerspiel.com 

• From May to August a very competitive group of fastball players 

in ages ranging from young to old can be found frequenting these 

grounds sometimes from early morning until darkness no longer allows 

for competition. Softball teams in all age groups have competed in 

Provincial and National competitions. 

• Irma Campground: irma.ca/living-in-irma/recreation/camping/ 

• Irma Recreation: irma.ca/living-in-irma/recreation/ 

• Irma Golf Club: www.irmagolfcourse.com/ 

• Irma Arena • Irma Fish Pond 

• Irma Museum and Historical Society 

• Irma Ag Society: 

www.albertaagsocieties.ca/ 

agsocieties/irma/irma-ag-society/ 

• Irma School: irma.btps.ca/ 

irma.ca 

Village of Irma 

4919 – 50th Street 

(780)754-3665

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Jenner - Killam 

Jenner 

Jenner has a local community museum in 

Iddesleigh, Alta., 6 miles west of Jenner that includes 

agricultural artifacts and displays a wide assortment 

of treasures to preserve the homestead era. Open 

upon request only, anytime. Call 403-898-2443 or 

403-362-0540 for appointment. 

Home of Landon Liboiron, an actor best known for 

his role in the Canadian teen series Degrassi: The 

Next Generation. 

Jenner is close to Dinosaur Provincial Park and 

Brooks. 

Killam 

Killam is a thriving, vibrant town located within 

Flagstaff County, at the busy intersection of Hwys. 

36 and 13 in east central Alberta. The town has 

an exceptional recreation facility that includes an 

artificial ice arena, indoor swimming pool, fitness 

centre and a campground and Lagoona Beach RV 

Park is south of Killam. 

TN 

Twice Nice Store 

4929 50 Street KILLAM, AB 

780-385- 2393 

Open Tues., Thurs. Fri. -10-am-4:30pm 

Gently used clothing & small household items 

“Killam” officially came into being in 1908 with its incorporation as a village. Over the decades since then, 

it has grown into a township and has always strived to be a progressive community. A vibrant town (pop. 

918) located within Flagstaff County, at the busy intersection of Highways 36 and 13 in east central Alberta, 

Killam offers traditional “small town values”- while providing the comforts found within larger centres. 

Hosting a full range of amenities Killam has an active hospital, emergency 

bay, public school, RCMP detachment, auxiliary care facility, childcare 

options, modern fire hall and a strong, competitive retail sector. Killam 

also boasts an exceptional Recreation Facility that includes an indoor 

swimming pool, artificial ice arena and fitness 

centre. Outside are beautiful parks, playgrounds, 

walking trails, baseball diamonds; with 

numerous golf courses and curling rinks nearby. 

Whether you are looking to relocate your 

family, establish a business, or develop an 

investment opportunity, Killam can truly 

offer “Life Without Compromise”!

Killam Page 35

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Kinsella - Kneehill County 

Rodeos and bullarama’s popular in east central Alberta. 

Kinsella 

Nestled in the eastern hills of Beaver County, the 

Hamlet of Kinsella is always bustling with activity. 

The Kinsella Performing Arts Guild hosts a series 

of dinner theatre performances between November 

and January. July 13 is the annual Graveldome 

Bullarama. North of Kinsella is also the site of the 

University of Alberta Ranch, which has world-class 

facilities for cattle and range management research. 

Kirriemuir 

This little hamlet was named after Kirriemuir, 

Scotland. 

An older Alberta Wheat Pool grain elevator still 

remains in use but is owned privately as the railways 

have long been removed. Kirriemuir has a general 

store and post office, gas station, community hall, 

playground, and two ball diamonds and is located on 

Hwy. 12. 

Kneehill County 

Home to a number of unique experiences, Kneehill 

County is a prime destination for those who wish to 

explore the prairies without straying too far from the 

urban sprawl. 

13 

10 

Free Camping 

Kinsella Marketplace 

Vendors on site at 5pm 

For more information contact Ellie 780-385-1469 

Sponsord in part by Kinsella Rec. & Ag. and Smith’s Equipment

Kneehill County Page 37 

explore 

Horseshoe Canyon 

A must see attraction along the 

Highway 9 corridor, thousands of 

visitors come every year to enjoy the 

Canyon's hiking trails, 

amazing views, day-use 

and rest areas. 

camp 

Keiver's Lake Campground 

West of Three Hills on Highway 583. 

34 stalls, 8 group sites, 

wash house, play park, 

basketball court, ball diamond, 

camp kitchen, no motorized boats, 

swimming not recommended. 

Swalwell Dam 

Southwest of Swalwell. Self-register. 

Picnic areas, fire pits. 

Braconnier Dam 

South of Three Hills on Highway 21. 

10 stalls, self-register, camp kitchen, 

no fishing. 

visit 

Orkney Viewpoint 

Located off Highway 837 

west of Drumheller, the Orkney 

Viewpoint is a popular tourist 

attraction and rest area, offering 

stunning views of the 

Red Deer River Valley. 

home of 

HORSESHOE CANYON 

w w w . k n e e h i l l c o u n t y . c o m 

# s h a r e k n e e h i l l 

@ e x p l o r e k n e e h i l l

Page 38 

Braconnier Dam is a secluded spot off of Hwy. 21 

south of Three Hills, Keiver’s Lake Campground is a 

located one mile south of Hwy. 583 on Range Road 

26-0. (No fishing or swimming), and Swalwell Dam 

has an abundance of camping, fishing, and day usage 

and is located southwest of the Hamlet of Swalwell 

all located in Kneehill County. 

Lacombe County 

Lacombe County is a municipal district in central 

Alberta located north of the City of Red Deer. 

The villages of Clive and Alix and the hamlets of 

Mirror and Tees fall within the eastern portion of 

this county. Visitors will be delighted to experience 

the numerous natural recreational amenities in the 

area, from lakes and rivers to ski resorts and golf 

courses. 

Whether you’re looking for a quick overnight stay 

or a long weekend getaway, Lacombe County offers 

a wide variety of sights, activities, parks, lakes and 

trails. 

One of the newest spots to open is the Kuhnen 

Natural Area located south of Alix. The 65 acres of 

forested land offers lookout points onto the river 

valley and a trail that leads down to the water of the 

Red Deer. 

Linden 

Located in Kneehill County in the central part of 

the province, Linden is found 28 kms. southwest of 

Three Hills and 26 kms. north of Beiseker. 

The area surrounding the village was originally 

settled by members of the Mennonite church but 

is now home to several prosperous businesses, an 

elementary school and mesmerizing park in the 

centre of the village. 

Lougheed 

The Iron Creek Museum in Lougheed houses 

a variety of historic buildings from Lougheed 

and surrounding areas. As with many preserved 

elevators, this site is a tribute to the dedication 

and hard work of local volunteers and history 

enthusiasts. There are ball diamonds and a local 

campground. 

Welcome to the Friendly Village of 

Lougheed 

Kneehill County - Michichi 

Lougheed is located on Hwy. 13, near the beautiful 

Battle River Valley. 

Meeting Creek 

This hamlet is located only 25 minutes south of the 

City of Camrose nestled directly in the Battle River 

Valley. The Alberta Pacific Grain elevator, built in 

1917, remains standing as a Provincial Registered 

Historical Resource and an enduring symbol of 

prairie agricultural history, a local heritage site 

together with the adjacent Canadian Northern 

Railway depot. 

For recreation, the hamlet has a community hall, 

baseball diamonds, playground, campground and a 

linear trail system along the old railroad right of way 

and train station museum. 

Michichi 

Michichi is well known for the Michichi Reservoir 

and Recreation Area which is a favourite amongst 

visitors. 

The hamlet and next-door recreation area is 

located seven kms. south of Hwy. 9 where there is 

The Village of Lougheed was incorporated 

in 1911. The community is located on the 

south side of Highway 13 and aligns with the 

Canadian Pacific Rail Line. 

Lougheed is home of one of Canada’s largest Agri-businesses and 

has other businesses that support agriculture, including the seed 

cleaning plant, grain elevators and a farm implement dealership. 

For residents and visitors alike our Village has something to offer 

in all seasons. The community is proud of the camping and picnic 

locations, trout pond, model air craft field, the Iron Creek museum, 

curling rink, and four baseball diamonds plus batting cages. In 2022, the 

Lougheed Agricultural Society will be hosting their 99th Annual Fair. 

During the winter, the ‘hub of activity” is at the Field House-Fitness 

Centre-Arena with the a variety of Volleyball, Pickle ball, Badminton 

and Floor hockey. Over the years, community volunteers and groups 

have rallied to offer programs, Yoga Classes, Cooking Classes and 

events to attract people of all ages. 

Improvements to the arena have 

made even ‘hamburger night’ very 

inviting. In the winter, residents 

and visitors also enjoy cross 

country skiing, snowmobiling and 

curling in this inviting and friendly 

community.

Michichi - Mirror Page 39 

Michichi Board Walk allows visitors to enjoy the outdoors and learn about the wildlife in the Michichi Reservoir and Recreation area. 

camping and a great little fishing hole that is excellent 

for canoeing, boating, and fishing. Motorized craft is 

allowed. A fish cleaning stand, playground, showers and 

camp kitchen are available. In 2011, the Dam was stocked 

with 12,000 rainbow trout averaging 14 cm in length. 

A recently installed boardwalk allows visitors 

to enjoy the great outdoors and learn about the 

area’s wildlife by accompanying signage along 

the trail. 

Gracie D’s 

Antiques, Collectibles & Giftware 

Rustic to Elegant 

Antique furniture (vintage & rustic), 

unique glassware and 

contemporary gift ware. 

Experience the ever changing “Man Cave” 

that hosts a variety of items from 

wood burning stoves to tin signs. 

Thank you for shopping LOCAL. 

5410 50 Ave. (Main St.) 

Mirror, AB 

Mon.-Sat. 10–5 (Year Round) 

From May to October we are also 

Open Sundays & Holidays 11-4 

23 Buildings Full of 

Treasures and Pleasures 

for YOU to Explore 

403.788.2929 

Well worth the drive!

Page 42Mirror 

Whistle Stop Cafe 

Subsidiary of Freedom Burger Inc. 

OPEN DAILY 

Your #1 stop on Hwy #21 by Mirror 

• 4 Season Campground w/ long term available 

• Tent sites available 

• Homemade burgers, fries and menu 

• Daily specials, steak night every Friday evening 

• Delicious homemade pies 

• Live music events - bands, karaoke, jam sessions 

(Donations for musicians welcome) 

• Free Drive-in Movie often (donations welcome) 

• Plenty of Family Fun Events 

Chris 

Scott & 

Melodie 

Astrope 

(sister) 

See facebook 

for more 

information 

Home cooked meals, convenience, fuel, propane exchange, RV Park 

Junction Highways 21 & 50 (Truck Stop) 

Mirror, AB 403.788.2221 

Open 6am-9pm Mon. to Sat. (Sun. closed at 8 p.m.) 

www.whistlestoptruckstop.ca

Mirror - New Brigden Page 43 

Mirror 

Mirror is a hamlet located at the junction of Hwy. 

50 and Hwy. 21, approx. 42 kms. east of Lacombe. 

Come and reflect at the Mirror Museum on railway 

and early settler artifacts, St. Monica’s Anglican 

Church Historic Site (1894), and the restored 

wooden railway caboose and boxcar and a huge 

display of antiques for sale in Gracie D’s Antique 

shop, and home cooked meals at the Whistle Stop. 

Monitor 

A hamlet in east-central Alberta within Special Area 

No. 4, there are no services. 

Mud Buttes, a geological oddity, can be accessed 

following a sign along Highway 41 or travelling 

about 16 km. south of Highway 12, going past 

Monitor. 

The landscape shows dramatic faults and folds that 

were formed by advancing glaciers during the last 

Ice Age. 

Morrin 

Morrin, once known as Blooming Prairie, is a village 

in central Alberta found north of Drumheller off of 

Hwy. 27. 

Downtown you will find a newly renovated bar 

which was once the village’s livery building decades 

ago. Morrin has a sod house with artifacts within the 

community and two playgrounds available. 

Munson 

Munson is a small village of 170 people found 13 km 

north of Drumheller, just off Highway 56. The town 

was named by the railway and it is said Munson was 

a person connected with a law firm the Canadian 

Northern Railway retained. 

is an accredited K-12 Independent Christian School 

located in Mirror, Alberta offering 

On-Campus & Homeschool learning for students. 

For more information, or to arrange a tour please contact the school office at 

403-788-2444 or email info@livingtruthchristianschool.ca 

www.livingtruthchristianschool.ca 

Good food, 

not fast food 

Homemade from Scratch 

Mae’s Kitchen 

5303-50 Avenue, Mirror, AB T0B 3C0 

403-788-2082 | maecummer@gmail.com 

Facebook - Mae’s Kitchen 

The Mirror Market 

The Mirror Market 

Antiques, Vintage Collectables, Tools 

& everyday household ITEMS. 

Munson has an outstanding community hall, a 

couple of businesses and skatepark to explore. 

New Brigden 

The hamlet of New Brigden is located 40 kms. north 

of Oyen and 50 kms. southeast of Consort along 

Hwy. 41. 

It boasts a thriving community that endeavours to 

5010 50 th ave 

Mirror, Alberta. 

Spring/Summer Hours: 

Wed-Fri 10am-5pm. 

Sun 10am-5pm 

CLOSED MON, TUES & SAT 

Follow us on Facebook or Instagram 

@themirrormarket

Page 44 

support the economical, educational, social and 

recreational needs of its citizens. 

New Brigden is host to a number of services such as 

a K-9 school, post office, a community hall, a curling 

rink (with library, kitchen and bar facilities) and an 

outdoor skating rink with heated portable and nighttime 

lighting. 

New Norway 

New Norway is a hamlet located within Camrose 

County in central Alberta. 

Family-owned Silver Creek Golf Course and 

campground has 27 holes to challenge all levels of 

golfers on Hwy. 21 nearby with a restaurant and 

lounge open to the public whether golfing or not, 

pro shop, driving range and putting green. The 

clubhouse is a 1912 barn furnished with antiques 

from years gone by. 

Orkney 

Orkney is a farming community within Kneehill 

County near the Red Deer River Valley and 

New Brigden - Orkney 

Drumheller with a good sized campground, 

playground, ball diamond, church and community 

hall that was once the area’s local schoolhouse. 

Located off Hwy. 837 west of Drumheller, the 

Orkney Viewpoint is a popular tourist attraction, 

offering stunning views for great photo opportunities 

and washroom facilities. 

Orkney is also home to the Bleriot Ferry and 

campground found on the Red Deer River. 

It is a cable ferry that links the two sections of the 

North Dinosaur Trail (Hwy. 838) as it crosses the 

Red Deer River from Kneehill County on the west, 

to Starland County on the east. Operates from late 

April to November. 

This little riverside campground is perfect for 

relaxing among the giant cottonwoods. 

There is easy access to the Red Deer River for 

canoeing, kayaking, fishing or just floating along 

through the winding badlands taking in the sights. 

Bleriot Ferry

Oyen Page 45 

“If you don’t like the weather, just give it a minute 

and it will change”, is the saying on the prairies. 

Oyen 

An agricultural center near the Alberta- 

Saskatchewan border, Oyen offers residents and 

visitors the grandeur of wide open blue skies in 

the heartland of Alberta’s vast rolling prairie. 

This tranquility is deceptive – Oyen is a modern 

urban community that provides excellent 

Fun is had by the whole family at various rodeos and bullaramas 

throughout the east country. 

municipal services, medical services, modern 

schools, recreation/leisure facilities, and senior 

accommodations. 

The Oyen Crossroads Museum is made up of countless 

restored buildings, machinery, vehicles and artifacts.

Page 46Oyen 

Oyen has a campground and a challenging 9-hole 

prairie golf course with grass greens where six holes 

are affected by water hazards and dining room, 

lounge, outdoor patio, barbecue facilities, pro shop. 

A large heated indoor arena by the name of the 

Crossroads Centre is known for hosting riding and 

roping practices and events, bull sales, auctions and 

community events. 

Community Pharmacy 

Oyen Value Drug Mart 

403-664-3732 

Rhett Carbno, BSP & Janice Summach, BSP 

Clinical Pharmacists 

101 1st Ave E Box 659 

Oyen, AB T0J 2J0 

Hardware, Sporting Goods, 

Gardening, Plumbing, 

Household & Paint 

107 Main St. 

Oyen, AB 

403-664-3620 

Oyen, AB 

For Reservations call 

403.664.1270 

danby@netago.ca 

Total Campground 

Sites: 42 

SAOKII 

CAMPGROUND 

Seasonal Open Dates: 

Apr 15 - Oct 31* 

* Dates subject to change 

Site Rates (not including GST): 

Power & Water: $38.00* 

Power, Water & Sewer: $45.00* 

Tenting: $20.00* 

* Rates subject to change. 

4226 

Highway 9

Paintearth 

Welcome 

County 

to the Paintearth Region 

Page 47 

Our area has a rich history and many interesting venues to visit. We have many 

scheduled events throughout the summer for your family’s entertainment. 

Come and enjoy the Paintearth Region and check out what we have to offer! 

• Castor Rodeo • Castor Fair 

• Coronation Rodeo • Coronation Bullarama 

• Coronation Fair • Halkirk Bullarama 

Valley Ski Club - 

780.897.2106 

Burma Park 

Campground - 

403.578.4040 

Huber Dam 

Campground - 

403.882.3211 

Circle Square 

Ranch - 

403.884.2444 

Castor 

Pharmacy 

Museum - 

403.882.3356 

Castor & District Museum - 

403.882.4064 

Roadmaster’s House Museum 

(Coronation) - 403.578.3679 

Castor Golf Course - 403.882.2112 

Coronation Golf Course - 403.578.4250 

Castor Swimming Pool - 403.882.3020 

Coronation Swimming Pool - 

403.578.3335 

Castor Lions Campground - 

403.882.3215 

Find us on Facebook 

or contact 

For more information visit our website 

www.paintearth.ab.ca 

Paintearth Economic Partnership Society 

at 403-882-3211

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Paintearth County 

The Hwy. 36 (high load corridor) is located in 

the middle of the County. As for places to visit, 

many flock to Burma Park which is located at the 

Battle River off Hwy. 872 north of Coronation. A 

campground, complete with playgrounds, baseball 

diamonds and a stunning view of the valley and 

Huber Dam, located from Fleet on Hwy. 12, 7 kms. 

north (37515 RR131) is a small campground, picnic 

shelter, horseshoe pits, playground, volleyball net 

available and trout fishing (electric motor boats 

only). 

Pollockville 

Pollockville has a few homes as well as a wellmaintained 

curling rink and new community hall. 

Pollockville is near the Carolside Reservoir which is 

a popular spot for fishing and camping. 

On the last Saturday in July, you can find the 

population swells by 2,000+ as visitors from all over 

Western Canada make their way to the hamlet to 

take in the annual Hardgrass Bronc Match that was 

established in 2017. 

Provost 

The Town of Provost maintains a brand new arena 

and sports facility as well as a Recreation and 

Culture Centre, plus several other facilities including 

ball diamonds, tennis courts and campgrounds. 

There is an incredible variety of sports activities, 

such as the a nine-hole golf course, a skateboard 

park, archery, badminton, basketball, bowling, 

curling, dance, discing, figure skating, hockey, 

soccer, softball, swimming and tae kwon do. 

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Bird watchers, campers, fishing and hunting 

enthusiasts can enjoy nature as close as the Trout 

Pond at the southwest corner of town complete with 

a brand new RV Park, the “Blue Bird Trail” south of 

town, Ribstone Creek or lakeside at Capt Ayre Lake, 

Dilberry Lake Provincial Park or Shorncliffe Lake 

(all within a short drive). 

Provost & District Museum located at the southwest 

corner of the town, historical buildings on-site 

include the Western Ridge and Stainsleigh Schools, 

Our Saviors’ Lutheran Church and two historical 

houses, an Eaton’s House and bachelor’s cabin. 

Richdale 

Richdale can be found by travelling Highway 12 east 

between Youngstown and Hanna. 

Previously an incorporated community, Richdale 

dissolved from village status on June 2, 1931. 

Today, there are a few homes as well as a well-kept 

community hall that occupy the area. 

Rosalind 

Rosalind is a village located in the prairies of central 

Alberta located on Hwy. 854, approx. 30 kms. 

southeast of Camrose. Rosalind has a number of 

small businesses, an elementary and junior high 

school. 

Double Dam Golf Course is an 18-hole public golf 

course and campground set in a beautiful valley 

nearby with a full service clubhouse and lounge, pro 

shop with cart, pull cart and club rentals available. 

Rosebud 

Rosebud sits in a sheltered valley on the Rosebud 

River near the edge of the Canadian Badlands, 

located on Hwy. 840, approximately 100 kms. 

northeast of Calgary and 25 kms. southwest of 

Drumheller. This area was called Akokiniskway by 

the Blackfoot people, which translates roughly to “by 

the river of many roses”. 

In the 1980s, Rosebud School of the Arts began 

to run a theatre, which eventually developed into 

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emphasis to post-secondary education. Today 

Rosebud Theatre runs as a professional company 

that offers programming year-round. 

Rosebud Centennial Museum offers a guided 

walking tour that will teach you the rough and 

tumble cowboy past of the village of Rosebud. 

Rosebud also has an abundance of unique shops to 

explore in its brilliant, cohesive theme throughout 

the hamlet. 

Rosedale 

Rosedale is located at the intersection of Hwys. 

10 and 56 and Hwy. 10X, eight kms. east of 

Drumheller’s main townsite. It lies at the confluence 

of the Red Deer River and the Rosebud River. 

The 117 metre (384 ft) long Star Mine Suspension 

Bridge was built in 1931 over the Red Deer River 

used to connect the settlement with coal mines 

established on the opposite side of the river. It was 

rebuilt in 1958 and now serves as a tourist attraction. 

A miner memorial is also located here. 

Rowley 

Rowley is an amazing ghost town with an undying 

spirit! 

Rowley is 12.8 kms. north of the junction of Hwys. 

56, 9 & 27 (Morrin Corner), then five kms. west on 

Township Road 32-4 in Starland County. 

The community’s main attractions include the newly 

restored elevators which have been designated 

as a provincial historic site, the Rowley Church, 

Rosebud - Sedalia 

Prairie School Museum and the Yesteryear Artifacts 

Museum (housed in the original railway station). 

The most famous stop in Rowley is Sam’s Saloon, a 

well-known local watering hole and meeting place 

which is still used today. It is stuffed to the brim with 

interesting local history along the walls as well as the 

sawdust-covered floor and the last Saturday of each 

month to sink your teeth into hand-made fresh pizza 

while exploring the robust history this ghost town 

has to offer! 

Rumsey 

A hamlet within Starland County, located on the 

north end of Hwy. 839 and 8 kms. west of Hwy. 56 

just down the way from Rowley. Located about 40 

km north of Drumheller in the transition between 

Central Parkland and Northern Fescue Natural 

Subregions, Rumsey contains the largest remaining 

tract of northern fescue grassland in the world. 

Cultural Facilities and Historic Resources Division 

have identified the entire Rumsey Natural Area as 

a significant historic resource under the Historic 

Resources Act. 

Rumsey is also home to three ball diamonds, a 

curling rink, community hall, post office and more 

with plenty of community spirit to go around. 

Sedalia 

Sedalia is a hamlet located approximately 31 km 

north of Hwy. 9 near New Brigden. The area was 

developed when the railroad came through in 1925 

and one general store remains. 

Ghost town, Rowley, Alta.

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Sedgewick 

Sedgewick is a community that sprang up alongside 

the railroad in the early years of the last century. 

Sedgewick Archives Gallery Museum has access 

to genealogical research resources with microfilm 

printer/reader on site. A 100+year-old till from 

Beairsto Bros. Ltd. is displayed along with samples of 

groceries, dry goods, hardware, etc. 

The 9-hole golf course with mature trees lining the 

fairways and greens is located on the north side of 

town and has a licensed clubhouse. Sedgewick also 

has the a recreation centre which has a curling rink/ 

arena, meeting rooms and bowling space. 

Sedgewick Lake Park (non-motorized boats only) is 

the place to be in the summer as there is a wading 

pool, cabins, camping, and the Battle River Splash 

Zone Spray Park located 1 km. north of Sedgewick 

on RR 124. 


Starland County has a plethora of iconic 

campgrounds to choose from. 

The most notable is the Starland Recreation 

Area, commonly known as the Morrin Bridge 

Campground, at the base of the Red Deer River with 

hiking, fishing or boating on the river or play at the 

large playground, ball diamonds and gazebo. 

McLaren Dam, located 24 kms. north on Hwy. 851, is 

the place to enjoy a quiet country setting with great 

fishing and Tolman Bridge campground on Hwy. 

585 at the Red Deer River crossing, including parcels 

on both sides of the Red Deer River. Paddle through 

the badlands or fish along the river. There is a 

community gun range located within close proximity 

of this campground. 

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CAMPGROUNDS 

Starland County operates five major campgrounds. 

Michichi Campground 

The Michichi campground is located just south of the 

Hamlet of Michichi 1.6 km. It has 18 sites with power 

and 12 seasonal sites as well as an overflow area. There 

is also a washroom facility with showers, fire pits & 

picnic tables. A playground, camp kitchen and a sewage 

dumping station are also available. It is adjacent to the 

Michichi Dam, an ideal place for fishing and the new 

boardwalk with informational signage is also beautiful. 

McLaren Dam Campground 

This campground is located approximately 24 km north 

of the Village of Delia. [Take Hwy 851 north of Hwy 9 

to Twp. Road 33-4, then go 3.2 km west and follow the 

signs to McLaren Dam]. This campground is a large 

informal campground, ideal for group camping. There 

are also 18 power sites, some with water, that can 

be booked online at www.campreservations.ca. The 

campground is equipped with fire pits, picnic tables and 

a camp kitchen. McLaren Dam is an ideal fishing spot, 

with the opportunity to camp in a beautiful, serene 

setting close to the water! 

For more information on these 

recreation opportunities, visit 

Starland Recreation Area 

This large campground area is located approximately 9.6 

km west of the Village of Morrin on Hwy 27, and adjacent 

to the Red Deer River [Take Hwy 27 west of Morrin 

9.6 km, turn off the highway and go north 1 km to the 

campground]. The campground is nestled between the 

Red Deer River and the adjacent hills. There are at least 

75 available sites here and some areas are well suited 

to group camping. It is equipped with picnic tables, 

fire pits, camp kitchen and a gazebo. Together with 

opportunities to hill climb and explore, there is also a 

new boat launch located near the bridge. 

Tolman Bridge East & West Campgrounds 

These two beautiful campgrounds are located on the 

east and west sides of the Red Deer River, near the 

Tolman Bridge on Hwy 585. This is a serene setting with 

ample fishing and hill climbing opportunities. Sites are 

available on a first come first served basis. In the East 

Campground there are 40 treed unserviced sites and 

in the West Campground there are 25 open unserviced 

sites. There is one group site available with on-line 

reservations at www.campreservations.ca. Each site is 

equipped with a picnic table and fire pit and there is a 

playground on the east side for the children. 

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ATTRACTIONS 

Dinosaur Trail (Highway 838) 

Tour the Dinosaur Trail and visit the 

Horsethief Canyon viewpoint. The Dinosaur 

Trail also gives travellers the opportunity to 

cross the Red Deer River on the Bleriot Ferry, 

one of the last operating ferries in Alberta. 

The Dinosaur Trail also provides access to 

other tourism attractions in the County, 

including Barney’s Adventure Park and 

Cactus Coulee Fun Park. 

Hamlet of Rowley 

Visit historic Rowley and take a step back 

in time! The Yester Year Artifacts Museum, 

Sam’s Saloon and other historical buildings 

are a ‘must see’! If you are by on the last 

Saturday of each month, drop in for Pizza 

Night, an opportunity to enjoy “homemade” 

pizza and your favourite beverage! 

Other Area Attractions: 

Morrin Sod House 

Delia & District Dawson Museum & Grist Mill 

Craigmyle Historic Church 

Springwater School

Jumpstart Day at the Stettler location is S 

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Stettler 

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southwest part of town. The museum celebrates 

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Family Day in July and Seniors Day in August. 

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Strome 

Strome is a small but active community situated 

on Hwy. 13 within Flagstaff County that provides 

services to the hamlet residents and to the rural 

residents in the large surrounding farming area. 

When visiting Strome, you are encouraged to 

make time to stop in at the Sodbuster’s Archives 

and Museum and just north of Strome is Wavy 

Lake, a favourite feeding stop for geese and ducks 

and a choice area for hunters in the fall. Strome 

campground is located on the northwest edge of 

town next to ball diamonds, school playground, 

hall and gazebo. A two-sheet curling rink, outdoor 

skating rink, baseball diamonds, a playground, 

community hall and a Drop-In Centre on Main 

Street is a favourite seniors’ meeting place well 

utilized for celebrations, card parties, floor curling, 

lunches, and pot-luck gatherings. 

Special Areas 

The ‘Special’ in Special Areas is an understatement. 

Special Areas is the place for abandoned building 

seekers and history buffs to explore. 

It is an unbridled lush landscape with awe-inspiring 

prairie living that brings everything into perspective. 

The unobscured view of skies rivals few and far 

between. 

As for the land below, it is rich in pasture and 

conserved spaces original to the area pre-settler era 

in many cases. 

Many areas have tiny hamlets that dot their counties 

but for Special Areas, there are approximately 2.1 

million hectares which is home to several oncethriving 

communities you can still see and support 

today. 

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post office until the amalgamation of the school 

division with Prairie Land Regional Division. Find 

Sunnynook north of the Carolside Reservoir and 

Pollockville. No services. 

Swalwell 

Swalwell is a hamlet within Kneehill County 

located 5 kms. west of Hwy. 21. It is located on the 

Canadian National Railway Three Hills Subdivision 

between Three Hills and Beiseker. Facilities include 

a community hall, ball diamond and the Swalwell 

Dam Campground and fishing area just southwest of 

the hamlet. 

Tees 

Tees is a hamlet found between Clive and Alix just 

off of Hwy. 12 in Lacombe County. 

You can find Tees 40 km east of Red Deer, the place 

of a famous 2-day rodeo the long weekend of August 

at its large rodeo ground facility on the north end of 

the hamlet. 

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There is a collection of 16 un-incorporated 

communities you can visit while exploring the east 

central region. They include: Big Stone, Bindloss, 

Buffalo, Cereal, Chinook, Compeer, Dorothy, Esther, 

Finnegan, Jenner, Kirriermuir, Monitor, Pollockville, 

Richdale, Sedalia and Sunnynook. 

Sunnynook 

Sunnynook is located 10 km east of Hwy. 36. 

The hamlet formerly housed the Berry Creek 

Community School Division office and area

Three Hills - Torrington Page 69 

Three Hills 

From its humble beginnings as a village in 1912, 

the Town of Three Hills has a long history of 

community hospitality, pride, economic expansion 

and convenient locality. 

With seven parks and over 4 kms. of trails, 

abundant green space can be found throughout the 

community. 

Community events are produced by several 

organizations throughout the year, including the 

famous Cruise Weekend featuring over 1,000 

vehicles. 

Kneehill Historical Museum is the county’s past, 

collected in three buildings including the Station 

House, built in 1919, is the last surviving CN station 

of its pattern. 

A campground is located on the east side of town 

just off Sec. Road 583 with concession, shower 

facilities, ball diamonds, and within walking distance 

to local restaurants and other amenities. 

The Three Hills Golf Club and campsite is set along 

the Three Hills Creek and enjoys a unique setting in 

a small prairie ‘valley’ that makes a perfect setting 

for one of the finest 9-hole golf courses in central 


Torrington 

Torrington was incorporated as a village until 

1997 when it dissolved to hamlet status under 

the jurisdiction of Kneehill County, located at the 

junction of Hwy. 27 and 805 east of Olds. 

Strange but true, Torrington is the 

home to the famous Gopher Hole 

Museum. This attraction features 

stuffed gophers (Richardson 

ground squirrels) posed in a 

series of 47 anthropomorphic 

scenes, from a hair dresser to 

a preacher to an RCMP officer. 

along with jokes and bubble 

dialogue. A very large sculpture 

by the name of ‘Clem T. Gofur’ is 

located in the village as well. 

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Page 70Trochu 

Trochu 

Trochu is home to a lush arboretum with over 

1,000 trees and shrubs of over 100 species. Martin 

Farndale, a military general in the British Army and 

Al Purvis, an Olympic gold medalist in hockey also 

came from here. 

The Trochu & District Museum enjoys displays 

featuring their history from 1900’s French settlers to 

the demolition of one of their grain elevators. See the 

printing presses and linotype machine used to print 

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A local historical site found in the heart of the 

Central Alberta prairies; the Trochu Arboretum 

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2022Summer scheduled events 

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concession & beer gardens for all events. Food trucks on June 25 & July 1 

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Annual 

Canada Day weekend 

Friday, July 1 

Elks Parade (11 am) 

Trochu & District AG Society 

Non-traditional Gymkhana 1pm 

Petting zoo, bouncy castles 

Saturday, July 2 

Roping Jackpot (1pm) 

Annual Ball Tournament Dance 

(407 royal way (hockey arena). Drive home service) 

Check facebook for additional information and upcoming events.

Trochu - Veteran Page 71 

pecimens of colourful trees and 

also offer unique educational 

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ich are found in our fountains and 

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elchair friendly washrooms, and 

tive centre available for group 

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f December, we light up winter 

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the local paper for many decades. Take a walking 

tour of the downtown murals or search for your 

family history in archives. 

A 9-hole golf course in Trochu is fashioned around 

a creek, which meanders through a natural coulee 

with uphill and downhill lies, challenging the golfer 

on several fairways. 

was no longer in use to a fitness and training centre 

for the Neutral Hills Baseball Academy as part of 

Consort’s School of Excellence program. 

The Veteran Museum is located in the former Grace 

Lutheran Church which preserves and celebrates the 

history of the village as each item was donated by 

past or present members of the community. 

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This is where the world’s largest golf tee towering at 

40 feet resides and can be seen easily from Hwy. 21. 

Veteran 

Veteran is a village located on Hwy. 12 within 

Special Areas. It is a popular locale for hunters, with 

deer, ducks and geese in abundance. Recreational 

activities include playgrounds, a skateboard park, 

campground, arena, indoor discing at the hall, 

ball diamonds, batting cage, soccer field, outside 

basketball court and community park. 

Veteran recently converted their curling rink which 

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• School - Kindergarden to Grade 9 

• Library • Volunteer Fire Department 

• United & Full Gospel Church 

• Museum 

ANNUAL EVENTS: 

• Veteran Sports Day - 2 nd Sun. in June 

• Ladies Banquet - 3 rd Sat. of Nov. 

• Christmas Capers - last Sat. of Nov.

Page 72Wainwright 

Although buffalo no longer roam 

the prairies they can seen grazing on 

ranches near the highways and byways 

throughout east central Alberta. 

Wainwright 

Wainwright is a unique town that has a strong, 

vibrant and friendly community spirit and hosts the 

third largest stampede in Canada. 

Wainwright is located at the intersection of Buffalo 

Trail (Hwy. 41) and Poundmaker Trail (Hwy, 14), 

near the beautiful Battle River Valley. 

The town has a rich history that is highlighted and 

preserved throughout the area that focuses on the 

community’s past. Nearby is CFB Wainwright. 

The objective of the Wainwright and District 

Museum is to collect, conserve, display, research and 

interpret the artifacts or documents related to the 

surrounding region. 

Nearby Arm Lake Recreation Area and Dr. 

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Wimbourne 

A hamlet on Hwy. 805 north of Torrinton. Facilities 

include a community hall and playground. No 

services. 

Youngstown 

The Village of Youngstown is located in the heart 

of southeastern Alberta’s ranch country, just a short 

drive from the towns of Hanna and Oyen located at 

the junction of Hwys. 9 and 884. They are next door 

to Blood Indian Park for fishing and camping where 

visitors of all ages can have unique experiences. The 

village refers to itself as a ‘Sportsman’s Paradise’ due 

to plenty of wild game and trout fishing in the area. 

(See Big Stone/Blood Indian Park). 

Wimbourne - Youngstown 

Youngstown offers travellers and locals alike an 

opportunity to immerse themselves in history. It has 

a number of motorized collections including vintage 

motorcycles, vehicles and junkyard art. 

Raval Paradise Motel and RV Park 

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Provincial Parks – Campgrounds – Lakes 

Big Knife Provincial Park 

Located on the Battle River north of Hwy. 12 at Halkirk on Sec. Hwy, 855 is open 

from May to September with 50 unserviced campsites and 11 walk-in tent 

spots for fishing, hiking, kayaking, canoeing or power-boating. Some of the 

facilities offered include fire pits, firewood, a playground, sewage disposal, tap 

water, boat launch, pay phone, volleyball court, horseshoe game space, hiking, 

geocaching and wildlife viewing. 

Blood Indian Park 

Located 30 km south of Youngstown on Hwy. 884, Blood Indian Park is situated 

in the heart of Special Areas 3 at Big Stone. It has 29 serviced sites and a 300- 

unit campground for random camping on a first come, first serve basis. Fishing 

trout, playgrounds, showers, wifi, a new splash park and a store for extra camping 

needs. Bring a boat or go swimming in the lake! 

Buffalo Lake 

Buffalo Lake is a bustling hub of activity all year round but most notably in the 

summer for its many facilities and activities along its spacious banks. 

The Narrows, Buffalo Lake Campground is located on a narrow channel in 

between the southwest end of Buffalo Lake and Parlby Bay. There are 61 

well-treed sites on a first come first serve entry. Access may be dusty due to 6 

km of gravel road before the entrance.This campground offers campsites for 

both tents and larger RV’s, pump water, fire wood, picnic tables, dry toilets, 

boat launch and a fish cleaning station. Buffalo Lake offers good northern Pike 

fishing. Also perfect for canoeing or kayaking. 

Ol’ MacDonalds Campground & Resort on Buffalo Lake has campsites suitable 

for tents to RV’s to group sites. Full service, partial service and unserviced sites 

are available with washrooms, hot showers and laundry facilities, free wireless 

internet and on-site security. It also has a wide array of amenities including 

Grandma’s Kitchen, fire pits at every site with firewood sold at the store. 

Pelican Point Park is also located on Buffalo Lake. It has 58 camp sites, a beach, 

pier on site, firepits and firewood available, fish cleaning stand, public phone, 

picnic tables, water pump and tap, showers, group rating and an interpretive 

trail. 

Buffalo Lake Provincial Recreation Area (Boss Hill) is a campground ideal to 

meet friends and family in a great setting for water-based activities and birding. 

According to research done by the University of Alberta, the lake was named 

Buffalo Lake on David Thompson’s map of 1814. It was so named for its resemblance 

to the profile of a buffalo with the legs to the north and the head to the 

east. Located off Hwy. 56, turn west on to TWP 412. 

Rochon Sands Provincial Park is another space located on the shores of Buffalo 

Lake. It is a manicured landscape that provides camping facilities and beach 

access. From the comfort of their campsites, park visitors can watch the graceful 

flight of geese on their late summer migration south. In the campground, undergrowth 

provides protection from wind while large trees create a cool, shady 

picnic area. Wherever you choose to stay, there is plenty to do at Buffalo Lake! 

Capt. Ayre Lake 

Capt. Ayre Lake Campground is located south of Hwy. 600 between Hwy. 41 

and Cadogan. It has full service campsites, a laundromat, rugged nine hole golf 

course, playgrounds, concession, showers and washrooms, beach, swimming, 

canoeing, sailboard or trout catching available. This secluded spot is a gem 

amongst the east central area. 

Content Bridge 

River Creek RV Park is located on Hwy. 21, 6.5 km south of Nevis at Content 

Bridge where Tail Creek meets the Red Deer River. Tail Creek Park and campground 

has 70 units. Coin showers, group camping, public phone, water pump, 

baseball diamonds and firewood for charge is all available. 

Dillberry Lake Provincial Park 

This provincial park borders Saskatchewan southeast of Chauvin and has an 

uncommon yet pleasant sand dune setting. The sandy bottom lake is ideal for 

swimming, wading or canoeing and the beach is great for sandcastle building. 

Wildlife watchers will appreciate the abundance of birds and other resident 

creatures. This park is internationally recognized as an important bird watching 

area for migratory shorebirds. The campground has 83 sites; most with power 

hookups, shower facilities, a playground, grocery store, fish cleaning station and 

several trails. Bears are common in the area so please be aware.

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Provincial Parks – Campgrounds – Lakes Cont’d. 

Dinosaur Provincial Park 

Dinosaur Provincial Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site situated a two hour 

drive east of Calgary or 48 kilometres (about a half-hour drive) northeast of 

Brooks. The park is situated in the Red Deer River valley, which is noted for its 

striking badland topography and abundance of dinosaur fossils. Take in the 

incredible view from the entrance sign, visit the John Ware Cabin, walk the 

Prairie Trail, dine at the Cretaceous Café and/or have a campfire overlooking the 

Red Deer River! 

Dry Island Buffalo Jump Provincial Park/ Tolman Bridge 

Dry Island Buffalo Jump is a breathtakingly scenic park in the Alberta Parks 

system located near Trochu and Huxley in the Red Deer river valley. A favourite 

spot for nature enthusiasts and bird watchers, the area boasts over 150 different 

species of birds, from warblers to turkey vultures. The hand boat launch provides 

access to paddlers who are keen to experience the badlands from the water. 

Canoeing and kayaking is also allowed. Hike on informal trails that wind through 

the coulees and native grasslands and take note of the sensitive plants that grow 

along the way. This Park is day use only, but picnic sites with fire pits are available. 

Camping may be done at Tolman east or west campgrounds at the south 

end of the park. There is 40 unserviced campsites, no reservations or firewood, 

potable water from a tap. Tolman Bridge East/West Campground can be found 19 

km east of Trochu or 15 km northwest of Rumsey. See Starland County on Page 

52 to learn more. 

Gooseberry Lake Provincial Park 

The Gooseberry Lake campground and Eccles Spray Park is located on the north 

east side of Gooseberry Lake 18 km north of Consort on Hwy. 41. There are 82 

sites on a first come first serve basis. This campground offers campsites for both 

tents and larger RV’s, nice group camping, picnic tables, public phone, showers, 

water, power, firewood, wading pool, splash park, playground, baseball 

diamond and a sani dump. 

McKenzie Crossing Campground 

McKenzie Crossing Campground is located on Hwy. 590 between Elnora and Big 

Valley with 12 unserviced sites, tables, chemical toilets, picnic shelter and boat 

launch. The picturesque Red Deer River valley and old on-way bridge make the 

location a perfect spot to spend some time at. 

Sheerness, Prairie Oasis Park 

Sheerness is an unincorporated community within Special Area No. 2, located 7 

km east of Hwy. 36, 28 km south of Hanna. The community most likely takes its 

name from Sheerness, England. Home to the Sheerness Power generating plant 

that was started in 1905 and 1906, the coal found in that time was used to fuel 

the settlers before the railway came through in 1919. Water is pumped from the 

Red Deer River into a cooling pond to provide water for the station. The cooling 

pond also serves as a valued recreation area for residents known as the Prairie 

Oasis Park with a camp kitchen, 26 regular sites are on a reservation system and 

features change rooms, a beach, free wifi, electrical hook-up, and boat launch. 

Shorncliffe Lake 

Shorncliffe Lake is the ideal spot for boating, water skiing and swimming. It has 

a concession, caretaker, gates, group camping, showers, baseball diamonds, a 

beach, boat launch (all boats allowed) rodeo grounds and museum. Campers 

will notice there is 15-Amp hookups as well. Find Shorncliffe Lake west of Czar 

on Highway 13. Call 780-857-2435 for more. 

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Fishing 

• CORONATION: Coronation dam, rainbow trout and 

northern pike and accommodates year round fishing. 

There is a boat launch for small fishing boats (no motors). 

• HANNA: Helmer Dam - Located 2 km west of Hanna. 

Adjacent camping at Fox Lake Park. Stocked annually 

with Rainbow Trout. CN Reservoir - Located on south 

side of railroad tracks in Hanna. Previously stocked with 

Yellow Perch. 

Carolside Reservoir on the Berry Creek - Located south 

of Sunnynook at Junction Sec. Rd. 570 & Rge Rd 263A. 

Stocked with Northern Pike, Walleye and Yellow Perch. 

• HARDISTY: Fish Lake, entrance from Hardisty is 2.5 

km, lake filled with rainbow trout. Excellent for flyfishing. 

• PROVOST: Trout Pond – 6016 Lagoon Drive-located 

at the southwest corner of Provost. Stocked with 

approximately 1,500 Rainbow Trout that are four to six 

inches in length. 

• YOUNGSTOWN: Blood Indian located 19 miles (30 

km) S of Youngstown on HWY 884. 175,000 Rainbow 

trout stocked annually 29 serviced sites, 300 random 

camping, boating 

OTHER FISHING LOCATIONS: 

• ACADIA VALLEY: Acadia Valley Dam, Ball Park and 

Campground has 10 fully serviced camping sites and has 

a man made dam great fishing opportunities. The dam is 

located 4 miles west of Acadia Valley on Highway #41. 

• BATTLE RIVER 

• BUFFALO LAKE is a large, shallow lake in central 

Alberta, 40 km northeast of Red Deer in the counties of 

Camrose, Stettler and Lacombe with Northern Pike 

• CASTOR: Castor Eastside Trout Pond (34-37-14-W4) 

Huber Dam, 7 km E on Hwy 599 7 Hwy 36, trout fishing 

• CAMROSE: Pleasure Island Fish Pond - Take Hwy 12 

east of Camrose for 3 km, turn south on to Range Road 

195 for half a mile, the pond is on the east side of the road. 

Stocked with rainbow and brown trout twice a year and 10 

separate fishing stations this pond is equipped with four 

diffuser aeration systems which operate 24 hours all year 

long. Mirror Lake. See Mirror Lake under Attractions. 

• CONSORT: Consort Reservoir (15-35-5-W4) 

Gooseberry Park Pond (22-36-6-W4) 

• DRUMHELLER: McLaren Dam Rec 

• DIPLOMAT MINE TROUT POND: East side of Hwy 

855, across from the Diplomat Mine Interpretive Site. 

Approx. 16 km from Forestburg. 

reation Area, (SW 23-33-18-W4) Jct Hwy9 & Rge Rd 17-5, 

24 km N on Hwy 851, 3.2 km W, 0.8 km S and E to the 

site, 403-772-3793; starlandcounty.com/campgrounds 

• ERSKINE: Kerbes Pond - This 18 acre site is located 22.4 

km south and 2.8 km east of Erskine on the south side of 

the road. Facilities include a maintained parking area and 

boat launch. ESRD releases approximately 1,100 triploid 

rainbow trout in this pond annually. NE 19-036-20 W4 

• HALKIRK: Boehlke’s Pond - 23 km south of Halkirk on 

Sec. Hwy 855 with several species of trout 

• IRMA: Irma Fish and Game Pond (34-45-9-W4) 

• LOUGHEED: Lougheed Trout Pond (33-43-11-W4) 

• MICHICHI: Michichi Recreation Area, (NW19-30- 

18-W4), 403-772-3793; starlandcounty.com 

• MIRROR: Mirror Reservoir (29-40-22-W4) 

• OYEN: 201 4th Avenue West. Located in town, stocked 

with trout. 

• RED DEER RIVER 

• STETTLER: West Stettler park, catch and release policy. 

• WAINWRIGHT: Clear Lake and Arm Lake (northern 

pike, walleye, perch, whitefish) 

Check out: AlbertaFishingGuide.com 

for all regulations 

A little boy enjoys fishing 

from the dock at Capt. ‘Ayre 

Lake near Cadogan, Ab.

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Acadia Valley campgrounds .................................... 2 

Acme campground ................................................ 2 

Alix, Haunted Lakes campground ........................... 3 

Alix Lake Recreation Area Campground .................. 3 

Alliance Campground ............................................. 4 

Bashaw Campground ............................................. 5 

Bashaw Golf & Country Club Campground ............... 5 

Bawlf Jubilee Park Campground ............................. 5 

Big Knife Provincial Park ...................................... 76 

Blood Indian Park .................................................. 6 

Burma Park (Paintearth County) ........................... 39 

Country 9 Golf & RV Resort ..................................... 4 

Buffalo Lake campgrounds ................................... 76 

Camrose & area campgrounds................................. 8 

Carbon Campgrounds ............................................. 9 

Capt. Ayre Lake Campground (Provost area) ............ 8 

Castor campgrounds ......................................... 9-10 

Cereal campground ......................................... 11-12 

Clive campground ................................................ 12 

Consort campground............................................ 13 

Content Bridge, River Creek RV Park ...................... 76 

Coronation campgrounds ................................ 14-15 

 

Acadia Valley Prairie Elevators & Museum .......... 2 

Alix Wagon Wheel Museum ............................... 3 

Alliance Museum & Doll Collection ..................... 4 

Bleriot Ferry (Orkney) ...................................... 29 

Big Valley Historical Museum ............................. 5 

Bodo Archaeological Site and Centre .................. 7 

Camrose and District Centennial Museum ........... 8 

Camrose Heritage Railway Station and Park ....... 8 

Carbon ‘Farmer’s Exchange’ Museum ................. 8 

Castor Museum ................................................ 9 

Cereal Prairie Pioneer Museum ....................11-12 

Chauvin & District Museum .............................. 12 

Consort Old Tyme Printing Museum ................. 13 

Consort - Neutral Hills Historical 

Museum & more ........................................ 13 

Coronation Museum & Heritage Park ............14-15 

Czar, Prairie Panorama Museum ...................... 16 

Campgrounds 

Czar (Shorncliffe Lake) ....................................16, 77 

Daysland Golf Course Campground ....................... 16 

Delburne, Fawn Meadows 

Campground & Cabins ..................................... 17 

Dillberry Lake Provincial Park ............................... 76 

Diplomat Mine Trout Pond campground ................ 26 

Drumheller campgrounds................................ 18-20 

Edgerton campground ......................................... 20 

Elnora - Trenville Park (Elnora) .............................. 21 

Empress .............................................................. 23 

Flagstaff County campgrounds ............................. 23 

Forestburg campgrounds ..................................... 26 

Galahad Village Campground ............................... 27 

Gooseberry Lake Campground (Consort area) ........ 13 

Halkirk Berry Street/Rodeo Campground .............. 28 

Hanna (Fox Lake, Prairie Oasis, Helmer Dam) ... 28-29 

Hardisty Lake Resort ............................................ 31 

Heisler Irene Parlby Park Campground ................. 31 

Huber Dam ......................................................... 47 

Hughenden, Devonian RV Campground ................ 31 

Hussar campground ............................................. 31 

Irma Village Campground ................................ 32-33 

Museums / Attractions 

Delburne - Anthony Henday Museum ............... 17 

Delia Museum and Grist Mill ........................... 17 

Diplomat Mine Interpretive Site (Big Knife) ..... 26 

Donalda & District Museum ............................. 17 

Drumheller ................................................18-20 

Drumheller - Valley Doll Museum ..................... 19 

East Coulee Museum ....................................... 20 

Edgerton Museum .......................................... 20 

Empress Museum ............................................ 21 

Fabyan Trestle Bridge ..................................... 23 

Forestburg Historical Society Museum .............. 26 

Hanna Museum & Pioneer Village .................... 28 

Iddesleigh, Ab. Museum (near Jenner, Ab.) ....... 34 

Irma Museum .............................................32-33 

Kneehill Historical Museum (Three Hills) .......... 69 

Lougheed - Iron Creek Museum ........................ 38 

Meeting Creek local heritage site ..................... 38 

Killam Campgrounds ............................................ 34 

Kneehill County campgrounds .............................. 37 

Lougheed Ball Diamonds Campground ................. 38 

McKenzie Crossing campground ........................... 77 

Meeting Creek campground ................................. 38 

Michichi Recreation Area ..................................... 38 

Orkney ................................................................ 44 

Oyen RCMP Centennial Campground ..................... 45 

Paintearth County campgrounds .......................... 47 

Prairie Oasis campground (near Hanna) ................ 77 

Provost Campgrounds .......................................... 48 

Sedgewick Lake Park Campground ....................... 51 

Shorncliffe Lake, Czar ........................................... 16 

Starland County campgrounds ............................. 52 

Stettler campgrounds .......................................... 54 

Strome Campground ............................................ 68 

Three Hills Campground ....................................... 69 

Tolman East and Tolman West Campgrounds ......... 77 

Veteran campground ........................................... 71 

Wainwright campgrounds ................................... 72 

Youngstown, Blood Indian Park ........................... 76 

See more information 76-77 

Mirror Museum .............................................. 43 

Oyen Crossroad Museum .................................. 46 

Provost & District Museum .............................. 48 

Rosebud Centennial Museum .......................... 49 

Rowley Prairie School & Yesteryear 

Artifacts Museums ..................................... 50 

Sedgewick Archives Gallery Museum ................ 51 

Star Mine Suspension Bridge (Rosedale) ........... 50 

Stettler Town & Country Museum ..................... 53 

Strome Sodbusters Archives Museum ............... 68 

Torrington - Gopher Hole Museum.................... 69 

Trochu & District Museum ................................ 70 

Veteran Museum ............................................ 71 

Wainwright & District Museum ....................... 72 

Back In Time Museum Youngstown .................. 76 

 

Acme Golf Club ................................................. 2 

Alix, Haunted Lakes Golf Club ............................ 3 

Bashaw Golf & Country Club .............................. 5 

Big Valley Golf Course (sand greens) ................... 5 

Camrose Golf Course ......................................... 8 

Castor Golf Club ............................................9-10 

Capt. Ayre Lake Campground (rugged) ............... 8 

Consort Lakeview Golf Course .......................... 14 

Coronation Community Golf Course ..............14-15 

Country 9 Golf Course ........................................ 4 

Daysland Golf Course ....................................... 15 

Delburne, Fawn Meadows Golf Course ............. 17 

Golf Courses 

Double Dam Golf Course (Rosalind) .................. 49 

Drumheller, 

Dinosaur Trail Golf & Country Club ...........18-20 

Edgerton Community Golf Club ........................ 20 

Forestburg Golf Club ....................................... 26 

Hanna Golf & Country Club .............................. 28 

Hardisty Lakeview Golf Club ............................ 28 

Haunted Lakes Golf Club (Alix) ........................... 3 

Hughenden Golf Course ................................... 31 

Irma Golf Club ............................................32-33 

New Norway, Silver Creek Golf Course ............... 44 

Oyen & District Golf Club ..............................45-46 

Pheasantback Golf Club & RV Estates (Stettler) .... 54 

Provost & District Golf Club .............................. 48 

Rosalind/Duhamel, Double Dam Golf Course .... 49 

Silver Creek Golf Course (New Norway) ............. 44 

Sedgewick Golf Course .................................... 51 

Stettler Golf & Country Club ............................ 54 

Stettler, Pheasantback Golf Club & RV Estates .. 54 

Three Hills Golf Club ........................................ 69 

Trochu Golf Club .........................................70-71 

Wainwright Golf Courses ................................. 72

Alphabetical Advertiser Index 

Page 80 

Alix, Village of 3 

Action Plumbing & 

Excavation (Stettler) 53 

Alberta Prairie Railway 

Excursions (Stettler) 53 

Alix Inn 3 

All That Buzz Gift Shoppe (Big Valley) 5 

Amisk C Store 4 

Anderson Law Office (Stettler) 53 

Area 53 Raceway (Forestburg) 25 

Bagshaw Electric (Stettler) 53 

Ball Family Dental (Killam) 35 

Bashaw Golf & Country Club 5 

Ben Van Haga Trucking (Stettler) 66 

Big Valley Creations Science Museum 6 

Big Valley Rodeo Association 6 

Bill’s Waterwell Service Ltd (Alix) 4 

Bison Motel (Wainwright) 72 

Bodo Archaeology Society 7 

Bouma Meats (Provost) 48 

Brandywine & Brew (Sedgewick) 51 

Brenda’s Cozy Cafe (Stettler) 54 

Buckin Good Welding Ltd (Provost) 48 

Burmac Mechanical 2000 (Stettler) 54 

Canadian Tire – Stettler 54 

Castor & District Museum 9 

Castor Dental Centre 9 

Castor Evangelical Missionary Church 9 

Castor Value Drug Mart 9 

Cereal, Hamlet of 11 

Centre Street Thrift Store 29 

Century 21 – Candor (Stettler) 54 

Clearview School Division (Erskine, Stettler, 

Botha, Big Valley, Byemoor, Donalda, 

Coronation, Castor and Brownfield) 55 

Clive, Village of 12 

Consignment Closet (Stettler) 56 

Consort, Village of 13 

Coronation Bulk Sales 14 

Coronation Evangelical Free Church 14 

Coronation Family Foods 14 

Coronation Funeral Home 14 

Coronation Pro Rodeo Association 15 

Coronation Restaurant & Cafe 14 

Coronation Vision Clinic / 

Hanna Vision CentreCover 

County of Stettler 55 

County of Stettler Housing Authority 65 

Coutts Home Hardware (Forestburg) 26 

CSN Collision Centres Brennan (Stettler) 57 

Czar Lake Bullarama 16 

Damien Kurek, M.P. (Camrose) 8 

Dean’s Machine Inc (Stettler) 55 

Delburne, Village ofCover 

Denwood Motors (Wainwright) 72 

Diplomat Mine Museum Society 

(Big Knife / Forestburg) 26 

Dr. Patel Family Dental (Stettler) 60 

East Central Alberta Review 

(Coronation, Stettler, Hanna) 61 

Elmtree Health & 

Wellness (Stettler) 56 

Elnora, Village of 21 

Empress, Village of 21 

Fantasy Hair & Nail Care (Trochu) 70 

Fastimes Towing & 

Trucking (Stettler)Cover 

Fireside Winery & 

Market Garden (Stettler) 56 

Forestburg, Village of 27 

Forestburg Hotel / 

Many Horses Saloon 27 

Forestburg Meat Processing 27 

Gateway Junction (Consort) 13 

Generations RV (Stettler) 56 

Gracie D’s Antiques & 

Collectables (Mirror) 39 

Greater Property Group – 

Dallas Ellerby (Veteran) 71 

Gus Wetter School (Castor) 10 

Half Korked (Camrose) 8 

Halkirk, Village of 28 

Hand Hills Lake Club (Hanna) 29 

Hanna, Town of 28 

Hanna Pioneer Village & Museum 28 

Hanna Vision Centre / 

Coronation Vision ClinicCover 

Hardisty Bulk Sales 14 

Harvest Sky Region 30 

Heartland Auto & Industrial 

Supply (Stettler, Consort) 58 

Heartland RV Medic (Stettler) 57 

Heisler, Village of 31 

Hon. Nate Horner, MLA 

(Stettler, Drumheller) 18 

Irma, Village of 33 

Irma Home & Garden Decor 32 

J. T. Auto Body (Stettler) 58 

Jim Renschler Construction (Stettler) 57 

John’s Vending Ltd (Donalda) 17 

Jordahl’s Enterprises (Castor) 9 

Killam, Town of 34 

Kinsella Graveldome Bull-a-Rama 36 

Kneehill County 37 

Lamontagne & Son 

Holdings Ltd. (Coronation) 16 

Larson’s Hardware Ltd. (Provost) 48 

Legacy Drilling Ltd. (Hanna, Delburne) 17 

Living Truth Christian School (Mirror) 43 

LM Waste Removal (Botha) 7 

Local Rentals & Septic 

Services (Hardisty) 31 

Lougheed, Village of 38 

LRT Cafe & Go ‘Fer Ice Cream 

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Mae’s Kitchen (Mirror) 43 

Main Street Medley (Alliance) 4 

Majestic Theatre (Bashaw) 5 

Marg’s Computers (Camrose) 8 

Matt Stahl Construction (Hanna) 29 

Maximum Hearing (Hanna, Three Hills) 69 

McKenzie Motors (Coronation) 15 

Mirror Market 43 

Norris Ford (Wainwright) 73 

OK Tire (Castor) 10 

Ol’ MacDonald’s Resort (Erskine) 24 

Oyen, Town of 45 

Oyen Home Hardware 46 

Oyen Value Drug Mart 46 

Paintearth Adult Learning 

Council (Coronation, Castor) 14 

Paintearth Economic Partnership Society 

(Castor, Coronation, Halkirk, County of 

Paintearth) 47 

Passion Customs & Accessories (Stettler)59 

PJ’s Plantation(Tees) 68 

Prairie Elevator Tea House 

& Museum (Acadia Valley) 2 

Pyramid Corporation 

(Provost, Nisku, Coronation) 49 

Rally Rentals Inc. (Stettler) 59 

Rangeland Veterinary Clinic (Consort) 13 

Raval Paradise & RV Park (Youngstown) 76 

Rite Spot Pizza & Steak (Coronation) 13 

Ropin’ & Ranching 

Supply (Wainwright) 74 

Royal LePage Central (Stettler) 59 

Sagebrush Studios (Empress) 22 

Saokii Campground (Oyen) 46 

Schwartz Home Building 

Centre (Stettler) 61 

Sedgewick I.D.A. Pharmacy 51 

Sirrom Wiring & 

Electric Services Ltd (Stettler) 61 

Sobeys (Stettler) 61 

Special Areas 

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Starland County 52 

Stettler, Town of 62 

Stettler Board of Trade 56 

Stettler Building Supplies 63 

Stettler Denture Clinic 63 

Stettler Equipment Sales & Rentals 64 

Stettler Flooring 64 

Stettler Home Hardware 64 


Preservation Society 64 

Stettler Veterinary Clinic 65 

Stoutenberg & Company (Stettler) 66 

Super Suds Car Wash (Stettler) 66 

Sutton Group Landmark (Castor) 10 

The Heisler Hotel B&B / Big Willy’s Bar 31 

The Purple Platypus (Castor) 10 

The Shoe Closet & Boutique (Stettler) 61 

Tip’s Electric (Wainwright) 74 

Town of Hanna 28 

Town of Killam 34 

Town of Oyen 45 

Town of Stettler 62 

Town of Wainwright 75 

Travel Drumheller 19 

Trochu & District Ag Society 70 

Trochu and District Arboretum 70 

Trochu and District Museum 71 

Twice Nice Store Society (Killam) 34 

Uptown Office Supply Ltd (Stettler) 66 

Valley Green Landscaping (Stettler) 66 

Veteran, Village of 71 


of Eastern Alberta 74 

Village of Alix 3 

Village of Clive 12 

Village of Consort 13 

Village of DelburneCover 

Village of Elnora 21 

Village of Empress 21 

Village of Forestburg 27 

Village of Halkirk 28 

Village of Heisler 31 

Village of Irma 33 

Village of Lougheed 38 

Village of Veteran 71 

Wainalta Motors 75 

Wainwright, Town of 75 

Wainwright Cold Beer & Liquor 75 

Wainwright Elementary School 74 

Wainwright Veterinary Services Inc. 75 

We Care CWHC (Wainwright) 75 

Westland Insurance Group (Stettler) 67 

Whistle Stop Cafe (Mirror) 42 

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