Spotlight

Whether you call Strathcona County home, or you are looking for a daytrip the whole family will love, this area has it all. A mix of urban and rural spaces means you can shop all morning then pick berries on a farm in the afternoon. As COVID restrictions wind down, the activities you love are returning, along with some new things to try. Here are just a few ways to enjoy Strathcona County this summer.

After two years of virtual offerings and limited on-site visits, the Alberta Aviation Museum is thrilled to be offering summer camps again. With a focus on showcasing and preserving the region’s rich aviation history, these camps truly allow the imaginations of school-aged youth take flight.

Caregivers Alberta is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2001 to empower caregivers and provide much-needed resources.

You may have heard of home buyers before – the companies that offer cash for “As Is” houses or vacant lots. At times these buyers are negatively portrayed (mostly for ratings on reality television). The truth is, this is a very viable, reputable and much needed service.

The annual community support event continues to grow as one of the country’s most impactful fundraising events

There is this thought that the long, cold days of winter are something to dread and wait out indoors. Nothing could be further than the truth!

As a Top Choice Award Winner, Churchill Manor is the retirement home offering seniors an option for stress-free living since 1998.

Sunny Boy Foods, an Alberta-based company that has delighted people with its namesake cereal since the 1920s, is excited to unveil the next move forward in convenient, healthy, fibre-focused nutrition. It’s called NutraStat. And it’s a game changer, especially for seniors.

Netcoins, a Canadian crypto exchange company, makes buying and selling bitcoin easy.

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