PET OF THE WEEK “Tonka” is a soon to be five-year-old cat. He is very talkative, and always waits by the door for his owner to come home. He also has an imaginary friend that he chases. To nominate a pet of the week, or to run a pet memorial, e-mail a pet photo...
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It’s amazing how the human body works. Science has given us so much insight, yet there is still so much to learn about it. However, one thing is certain, the body works as a self-regulating system. Its main purpose is to help you adapt to your current environment and help you survive. Many things...
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Who would you be without all the extra weight you’re carrying on your body right now? What parts of your inner self would be able to shine through? What aspects of yourself have you been afraid to let show because of how your body looks? Research has shown that a majority of women have...
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Clockwise from L: Dr. Phillips Ly of Zimmerman Chiropractic explains spinal health to a trade show attendee; the Explore Downtown trade show booth; two members of Fort Saskatchewan’s Citizens on Patrol; Fort Saskatchewan RCMP Constable Martin Miville and...
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Thousands of area residents attended the Fort Saskatchewan Trade Show and Sale this past Friday, Saturday and Sunday, demonstrating the trade show’s continued popularity. This year’s theme was “Fort First Shopping.” The massive event — which spanned the entirety of the Dow Centre’s arena and soccer pitch — featured hundreds of exhibitors including local...
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The City of Fort Saskatchewan announced last week the launch of the 1st Annual Fort Saskatchewan Children’s Environmental Awareness Painting Competition. Children between the ages of six and fifteen are invited to submit paintings based on the theme of “Recycling – Twice is Nice.” A range of prizes in the form of gift cards...
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Early Signs and Symptoms Does your loved one no longer understand jokes or “get” sarcasm? Are they quieter? Research tells us that missing “social cues” can be an early symptom of dementia. As I said previously, early signs of dementia can be subtle. It is more than “growing old.” As time passes, other symptoms...
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Although the new facility’s official grand opening is still several weeks away, Redwater residents were able to get a peak at their new cultural pavilion, Provident Place, this past Wednesday, when the facility played host to Redwater’s 2nd Annual Town Open House. The very well-attended event provided town residents with an extensive range of...
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“A Fishy Experience” A child “fishes” for free goldfish at Kingdom Pets. The store gave away over 150 fish during Saturday’s 2nd anniversary event.
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