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 CPAC moves forward with crucial 6-3 vote
Vince Burke Camrose Canadian May 17, 2012 A crucial Camrose city council vote deciding the fate of the Camrose Performing Arts Centre (CPAC) passed 6-3, moving the project closer to reality.[...]
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 Tragedy couldn't be prevented: husband
Catherine Griwkowsky QMI AGENCY The common-law husband of a careworker slain on the job in Camrose believes nothing could have prevented the tragedy. Greg Chant said Dianne McClements, 61, had worked at several group homes for the same company before she was killed Saturday night.[...]
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 CCHS class of 2012 crosses the stage
Vince Burke Camrose Canadian May 15, 2012 While there were tears shed and looks of pride from the faces of parents; smiles of joy, excitement and accomplishment beamed from the students, now young adults.[...]
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 Suspicious death in Camrose
The Camrose Police Service is currently investigating the suspicious death of a 61 year old female who was working with a supported independent living program at a residence in Camrose. The investigation was initiated by a call to the police shortly after 9 P.M.[...]
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 DEADLOCKED
More than 100 Camrose pipe workers are playing the waiting game as recent contract negotiations broke down last week. At 9 a.m. May 5 Evraz Camrose Works locked out 105 Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) unionized employees at the Camrose facility.[...]
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 Edgeworth name coming down
Vince Burke Camrose Canadian May 9, 2012 The phrase, 'the game is at the Edgeworth Centre,' is about to become a thing of the past as the city is moving to take down the sign on the facility.[...]
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 Walking in a sea of purple
Mark Crown Camrose Canadian May 9, 2012 Camrose was awash Saturday in a sea of purple. Members of the Camrose Elks and Royal Purple walked 7.8 kms during their annual walk for children May 5, and the north central zone raised $24,000 for the Elks and Royal Purple fund for children.[...]
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 Camrose cat a life-saving hero
Aaron Taylor QMI AGENCY May 9, 2012 A local cat is being honoured for saving her Camrose owner's life. Monty, a ginger tabby cat, is being inducted into the 2012 Purina Animal Hall of Fame.[...]
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Mom's the Word hits the stage
Mark Crown Camrose Canadian May 9, 2012 If you waited until the last minute and need some help getting your mom a gift for her special day, why not consider a little bit of drama? About Time Productions' play Mom's the Word will make its Camrose debut tonight at the Bailey Theatre.[...]
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 Home sweet home, soon
I have been living in Camrose for almost three weeks now and I have to say that I am very impressed. It is a wonderful place. The people are friendly, the shopping is great and I couldn't be happier with my new job writing for the Canadian.[...]
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 Emergency kit a must, says fire chief
It may be the motto of the boy scouts, but when it comes to a potential emergency the Camrose Fire Department encourages resident to be prepared.[...]
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 Do blondes have more fun?
I'd sure like to find out if blondes have more fun, so in the spirit of Mother's Day this Sunday I thought I'd try blonde on for size this week. I'm not going to let go of the moustache that easy - I've had the sad excuse of a cookie duster for all but two weeks over the past 25 years...[...]
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 Camrose Library awarded for Freedom to Read
Mark Crown Camrose Canadian What comes to mind when you hear someone say freedom? Perhaps it's an image of running through the grass without shoes, or Mel Gibson screaming in the movie Braveheart. But for the Camrose Public Library (CPL) it means something entirely different.[...]
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 Cadets host fundraising dinner
Mark Crown Camrose Canadian May 9, 2012 Camrose residents filled their stomachs and emptied their wallets in support of young people Saturday night. The local Army Cadets hosted their annual dinner and silent auction May 5 at the Royal Canadian Legion hall.[...]
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 Hospice Society of Camrose showing palliative care film
Vince Burke Camrose Canadian May 9, 2012 The Hospice Society of Camrose and District is continuing its awareness and educational campaign to help bring hospice care to Camrose. Part of that campaign includes the National Hospice Palliative Care Week, May 6 to 12.[...]
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 Kodiaks' Brayden Hopfe gets scholarship to SAIT
Mark Crown Camrose Canadian May 9, 2012 Sometimes getting picked on by an older brother can be a good thing. At least that's what it seems like now for goaltender Brayden Hopfe, who has accepted an offer to play hockey for the SAIT Trojans of the ACAC next year.[...]
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 Fox Taekwon-do students win big
Mark Crown Camrose Canadian May 9, 2012 Camrose has its own version of the safe streets and communities act. It's called Fox Taekwon-do.[...]
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 Camrose cyclists ride to conquer cancer
Vince Burke Camrose Canadian May 9, 2012 A group of Camrose cyclists are taking advantage of the warm weather as they have a big challenge ahead, but all are ready to conquer it.[...]
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