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(Image generated using AI) Students planning to attend post-secondary school this fall will soon have access to more than $107 million in scholarships, awards and bursaries as Alberta Student Aid…
(Image generated using AI) The Alberta and federal governments have signed a major infrastructure agreement aimed at supporting new housing construction by investing in water and wastewater systems across the…
(Image generated using AI) Albertans will soon have more options to detect serious illnesses earlier after the provincial government announced expanded access to preventative diagnostic screening. Beginning July 31, residents…
(Image generated using AI) Canadians are being invited to have their say on the future of Canada’s official languages as the federal government launches the 2026 Cross-Canada Official Languages Consultations.…
(Image generated using AI) Albertans are being invited to provide feedback on two draft sub-regional land-use plans that will help guide the future of large areas of northern Alberta. The…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta has reached a record high in the number of fully registered physicians working in the province, with new statistics showing significant growth in both family…
(Image generated using AI) The Alberta government is investing more than $30 million to expand addiction, mental health, housing and stabilization supports in Edmonton, including the addition of more than…
(Image generated using AI) For many Albertans, summer is a time to enjoy the outdoors, take part in recreational activities, travel, spend time on the water and tackle projects around…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta’s government is reminding residents that releasing aquarium pets, pond fish, plants or live bait into the province’s waterways can have serious consequences for native ecosystems.…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta's government says it is making progress on implementing recommendations aimed at improving the management of oilsands mine water and reducing the long-term environmental impact of…
(Image generated using AI) Albertans are being encouraged to have their say as the Legislative Assembly of Alberta's Standing Committee on Alberta's Economic Future conducts its review of the Lobbyists…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta will once again take centre stage in international athletics as the World Athletics Continental Tour Silver returns to Edmonton on July 12, bringing elite competitors…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta has secured one of the largest private-sector investments in Canadian history after Meta announced plans to build its first Canadian data centre in the province,…
(Image generated using AI) The Government of Alberta is welcoming plans for a potential new west-east pipeline that could strengthen Canada's energy infrastructure while increasing access to domestic and international…
(Image generated using AI) From coast to coast, Canadians are gathering on July 1 to celebrate the country's history, culture and shared sense of community. The sounds of fireworks and…
(Image generated using AI) Albertans and visitors alike are invited to celebrate Canada Day at the Alberta Legislature Grounds on July 1 with an afternoon of free entertainment, live performances…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta students will continue to benefit from expanded access to nutritious meals as the provincial and federal governments strengthen their commitment to school food programs through…
(Image generated using AI) The Alberta government has announced a $172.3-million investment in physician compensation aimed at improving access to health care, strengthening physician recruitment and retention, and reducing pressure…
(Image generated using AI) The Alberta government has unveiled a comprehensive 10-year plan aimed at transforming cancer care across the province, with a focus on improving prevention, expanding screening programs,…
(Image Source: Kumar Sharma / Pixabay) Alberta’s government has reached a new three-year agreement with the Alberta Pharmacists’ Association that it says will make healthcare more accessible by expanding pharmacy…
(Image generated using AI) The Alberta government is increasing financial support for foster, kinship and permanency caregivers as part of a $3.1 million investment aimed at strengthening care for vulnerable…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta's government is seeking input from industry stakeholders as it reviews the province's Renewable Fuels Standard, a policy designed to support the use of low-carbon transportation…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta students ranked among the highest-performing students in Canada in mathematics, reading and science, according to the latest results from the Pan-Canadian Assessment Program (PCAP). The…
(Image generated using AI) Elections Alberta has launched what it describes as the largest electoral worker recruitment campaign in Alberta's history as preparations continue for the province's referendum scheduled for…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta’s government is taking the next step toward expanding passenger rail service across the province, committing $15 million to advance planning and begin implementing recommendations outlined…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta’s government is investing $4 million in a new pilot program aimed at helping experienced trades workers gain certifications more quickly while remaining employed. The two-year…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta is expanding its efforts to protect natural landscapes while continuing to support the landowners and rural communities who depend on them for their livelihoods. The…
(Image generated using AI) Applications for student loans and grants open June 3 for the 2026-27 academic year Students across Alberta will soon be able to apply for financial assistance…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta’s government is investing nearly $8 million to strengthen the fight against organized crime, gang activity and extortion across the province. The funding aims to support…
(Image generated using AI) New Alberta investment expands hands-on learning program at TELUS Spark Science Centre A new round of provincial funding is set to give more young Albertans a…
(Image generated using AI) Most of Alberta is heading into summer with stronger water conditions than seen in recent years, according to the province’s latest May Water Supply Outlook. The…
(Image generated using AI) As Canada prepares to co-host the FIFA World Cup 2026™, federal officials are continuing to build international partnerships aimed at ensuring the tournament leaves a lasting…
(Image generated using AI) Albertans now have the opportunity to recognize the everyday heroes helping keep communities safe across the province as nominations officially open for the 2026 Alberta Community…
(Image generated using AI) Albertans with disabilities will soon see one of the most significant changes to provincial support services in decades as the Alberta government prepares to launch the…
(Image generated using AI) As global trade uncertainty continues to ripple across industries, Canada is turning to one of Alberta’s strongest economic assets—its tourism sector. During National Tourism Week (April…
(Image generated using AI) Wine lovers in Alberta are about to enjoy a broader selection and easier access to bottles from British Columbia, thanks to a renewed agreement between the…
(Image generated using AI) Albertans could soon see stronger protections against online scams and digital extortion as the provincial government moves forward with a new cybercrime task force aimed at…
(Image generated using AI) Albertans could soon see faster and more convenient access to health care services, thanks to proposed new legislation aimed at improving testing options, speeding up access…
(Image generated using AI) Firefighters are often the first to respond when emergencies strike, putting their lives on the line to protect others. A new investment by the Alberta government…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta’s government is moving to fast-track housing development and tighten accountability at the municipal level with the introduction of Bill 28, a sweeping legislative package aimed…
(Image generated using AI) Alberta is taking a significant step toward improving animal welfare with proposed updates to its long-standing Animal Protection Act. Introduced as Bill 22, the Animal Protection…
(Image generated by AI) Alberta is taking a hands-on approach to building its future workforce with the launch of a new skills centre designed to introduce students to careers in…
Moraine Lake in Alberta reflects the importance of protecting Canada’s freshwater ecosystems. (Photo: James Wheeler/ Pixabay) The Government of Canada has announced the launch of efforts to develop the country’s…
Alberta’s government is taking new steps to tackle the ongoing issue of unpaid oil and gas property taxes, a challenge that continues to impact rural municipalities across the province. A…
Alberta’s government is committing more than $200 million to build and upgrade seniors housing across the province as the number of seniors continues to grow rapidly. The funding would support…
Province says feedback from residents helping guide development of ADAP ahead of July launch Alberta’s government says feedback from residents is helping shape a new disability support program designed to…
Alberta is recognizing the achievements and contributions of women and girls across the province as communities observe International Women's Day on March 8. In a statement marking the occasion, Tanya…
Alberta’s government has introduced a new strategy aimed at reducing wildfire risk and strengthening protection for communities, forests and critical infrastructure across the province. The Alberta Wildfire Mitigation Strategy outlines…
The Government of Alberta is recognizing March as Fraud Prevention Month, urging residents to stay alert as scams become increasingly complex and difficult to detect. Minister of Service Alberta and…
Alberta’s government is restructuring how it attracts global investment, moving the oversight of the Invest Alberta Corporation to better align with provincial economic priorities. Beginning April 1, Invest Alberta will…
New proposed legislation aims to ensure a smooth transition from the Alberta Sheriffs to the Alberta Sheriffs Police Service (ASPS). If passed, Bill 15 — the Public Safety and Emergency…
Alberta’s government is proposing what it calls the largest physician funding investment in provincial history, committing $7.7 billion in 2026-27 if Budget 2026 is passed. The proposed funding represents a…
Non-profit organizations across Alberta are receiving a significant boost as the provincial government invests $64 million to support community facilities and local initiatives. Through the Community Facility Enhancement Program (CFEP)…
Premier Danielle Smith has issued a statement recognizing the Lunar New Year and extending warm wishes to those celebrating across Alberta and around the world. In her message, the Premier…
The Government of Canada has announced new funding aimed at strengthening agricultural exports and helping producers navigate global market uncertainty. The initiative introduces two new Market Diversification streams under the…
The Government of Alberta announced that a new collective agreement has been reached between Alberta Health Services (AHS), provincial health agencies, provincial health corporations, and the Alberta Union of Provincial…
Teachers and school principals across Alberta are now invited to apply for positions on the province’s newly established Teacher Advisory Council, an initiative designed to bring frontline classroom experience directly…
Behind every strong senior is often someone quietly helping them stay connected, supported, and independent. From long-time volunteers and caregivers to organizations working behind the scenes, these efforts play a…
Premier Danielle Smith issued a statement on January 27 to commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day, a day observed globally to honour the victims of the Holocaust and reflect on the…
As Data Privacy Week gets underway, Alberta’s Information and Privacy Commissioner is shining a spotlight on an issue that continues to grow in urgency: protecting the personal information of children…
I want to congratulate the Romanian Orthodox Parish of Boian and the Community on their 125th Anniversary of the Pioneers. The community of Boian, located outside of Two Hills, was…
From left to right, Agatha Neudorf (Primary Staff), Nelly Boschman (Primary Staff), Judy Wall (Alternate Director), Edna Kulczycki (Director) by Edna Kulczycki (Director) We provide Childcare for children ages 19…
Top Row: Kale Tatarin, Rhett Wasylciw, Spencer Lang, Austin Lutzak, Paisley Peters, Ayden Homeniuk, Colby Lutzak Bottom Row : Pierce Thompson, Cooper Lang, Brayden Lutzak, Kash Eliuk, Benjamin Zayak Goalie:…
A salute and thank you to our Veterans who gave unselfishly of themselves up to and including their lives so that we can live in freedom and to those who…
by Niri Rajoo-Jeevanath It is with deep sadness that we inform you of the passing of the beloved Maria Elkow over this past weekend. Maria, a resident of Hillside Lodge,…
by Sonny Rajoo Elsie Kiziak, former C.A.O. of the Town of Two Hills, has returned to her old stomping grounds, the Village of Myrnam, in the capacity of Chief Administrative…
Hello everyone. This is my tribute to the men and women of our armed forces past and present on Remembrance Day. The peace, tranquility and beauty of Canada is due…
by Niri Rajoo-Jeevanath First responders, frontline workers, essential workers, emergency personnel. These are the common terms used to describe paramedics, firefighters, police, officers, doctors, nurses, and anyone responding to emergencies…
Today, the Alberta Government announced new temporary measures in response to the Delta variant and varying regional vaccination rates. Starting September 4, masks are mandatory for all indoor public spaces…
On June 21, 2021, Wyatt Whitford of Bonnyville was sentenced to 75 days of pre-sentence custody for stealing and damaging a truck in the area of Andrew, Alberta. Whitford had…
On August 15, Two Hills RCMP pulled over a quad driving on the road in Two Hills. The 14-year-old driver was found to be drinking and driving and was served…
The Board of Trustees and administration are pleased to announce the appointment of two Assistant Superintendents, Karol Cabaj-Martin and Keith Gamblin, commencing September 1, 2021. Given the retirement of the…
Fort Saskatchewan-Vegreville MLA Jackie Armstrong-Homeniuk learned this morning about a proposed partnership between Suncor Energy Ltd. and ATCO Ltd. for a clean hydrogen project near Fort Saskatchewan. This project is…
Reeve Don Gulayec said that he is pleased with the financial results of The County of Two Hills for the 2020 Fiscal Year. Despite the pandemic and the decrease in…
Two Hills Regional Chronicle, on behalf of the community salutes the members of the Two Hills Auxiliary, Leona Ewanchuk, President of Auxiliary, and Pat Marcichiw, who volunteered their time, effort,…
One of this community’s most loved personalities, Amy Boettcher, has officially been appointed the Covid Response Grant Project Coordinator for the Two Hills Community Wellness Coalition, a group that is…
On February 4, 2021, Roman Paul Fodchuk passed away in Vancouver, B.C., just days before his 90th birthday. He was born February 22, 1931 to Michael and Nancy Fodchuk in…
Alberta Health Services (AHS) has helped an additional 6,500 Albertans book COVID-19 immunizations since 10 a.m. today, meaning approximately 17,300 Albertans have booked appointments through AHS since Phase 2A launched…
This month The Two Hills Regional Chronicle goes face to face with Sergeant Robert Daisley. Chronicle: Sergeant Daisley, given the Covid-19 pandemic and its ramifications on society, how are you…
We are at Hillside Lodge with Sonny Rajoo Thurber: So Sonny, what was it like before you moved into Hillside Lodge? Life was very busy with me being involved in…
The following information was provided by Sergeant Robert Daisley of the Two Hills RCMP Detachment. The data shows a decline in the incidents from 2019 to 2020. The complete report…
Thank you for taking the time to ‘chat’ with us, Councillor Yakemchuk! Here goes… Chronicle: Almost every life is affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, and with most Lodge residents vulnerable,…
Former councillor and Chief Administration Officer Michael Pawliuk is calling for greater restraint by Town of Two Hills Council when implementing increases which adversely affect the large population with limited…
Rose, one of 8 children born to Mary and John Eliuk, was born on February 10, 1925. She is the last surviving member of the Eliuk family. She grew up…
We all have been made aware (be it through personal experience or that of someone close to us or information provided through the media), the potential fatality caused by the…
It would have probably been about the same time last December that I took pen to paper to write my Mayors column. No one could have envisioned the pandemic that…
Politically speaking, 2021 has started strong. For weeks, Albertans have given up seeing their friends, visiting their family members in long term care and shutting down their businesses. Albertans did…
While the County of Two Hills has managed, in a large part, to contain the Coronavirus pandemic, there are still pockets of resistance to municipal and provincial restrictions. Two Hills…
This year has been filled with numerous challenges for everyone. As a result of the pandemic, it was not possible to do an actual physical food drive/Christmas Gift donation collection…
Two Hills Chronicle published its first issue in December 2020. It serves the communities of Two Hills and County and surrounding areas.