Town of Strathmore

06/05/2026

Farmers market Fridays are back! Go forth and find yourself a tiny tree (or whatever else tickles your fancy).

06/05/2026

Hey dogs, please remember to ensure your human picks up after you while walking in parks or on pathways.

We know it’s awkward. Nobody enjoys standing there while their human fumbles with a tiny plastic bag. But recently, many humans have been spotted walking away from perfectly good p**ps as though nothing happened. We understand this behaviour can be confusing. You worked hard on that p**p. You picked a location. You spun around 14 times. There was a whole process. The least they can do is clean it up.

Please remember: if your human suddenly becomes very interested in the sky, checks their phone, or starts power-walking away immediately after you finish your business, they may be attempting to “pretend it didn’t happen.” Don’t allow this.

Helpful ways to remind your human:
👉 Sit down and refuse to move until cleanup operations begin
👉 Make direct eye contact with nearby people for added social pressure
👉 Slowly look from the p**p back to your human

Also, humans: the bag only works if you actually pick the p**p up with it. Carrying an unused bag for the entire walk does not count.

Thank you, dogs, for your continued patience. Woof.

06/05/2026

We’ve got your highlights from this week's (June 3, 2026) Regular Council Meeting!

👉 Council changed the upcoming June meeting schedule (see website for details).
👉 Council authorized the renewal of the EPCOR Utility Services Agreement for a period of 8 years, commencing January 1, 2028.
👉 Council authorized a 2026 Capital Budget amendment of $140,000 for a New Fire Hall Front End Engineering and Design (FEED) Study.

Read more or watch Wednesday night’s recordings here:
https://www.strathmore.ca/news/posts/council-meeting-highlights-june-3-2026/
https://www.youtube.com//streams

06/04/2026

We've got a couple lane/road closures coming up this summer, so be sure to stay up-to-date on traffic pattern changes that could affect you.

For more info on what's coming up, visit our website,

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06/04/2026

Summer boredom? Nah, not on our watch!

We’ve got some fun and safe alternatives to boredom for ages 4 to 12 with our summer camps! Each week has a different theme, so you can register your child for their favourite theme or register in all the weeks for a fun-filled summer!

Registration for summer camps is open, so be sure to register before it's too late. For more information, visit our website, Strathmore.ca/Recreation. For registration, you can register for camps through your PerfectMind account. If you've got questions, give us a call at 403-361-2121

06/03/2026

Summer swim lessons start up this month!

Here's what you need to know:
👉 Lesson schedule will be posted on June 8, 2026 at 12 p.m.
👉 Registration for Strathmore & Wheatland County residents opens on June 16, 2026 at 8 a.m.
👉 Registration for all other members opens on June 18 at 8 a.m.

You can find information about fees, registration dates, and more at our website, Strathmore.ca/Recreation

06/03/2026

Council will be meeting tonight at 6:00 p.m. for the Regular Council Meeting. Public are welcome to attend the meeting in person or watch the live stream from home.

Council meetings are open to everyone who would like to attend. You don’t need to call ahead or register to observe Strathmore Council in action. If in person’s not your thing, you can also watch livestreamed meetings online as they happen, or catch up later on YouTube at Youtube.com/TOStrathmore.

Curious about what's on the agenda? Check out the agenda here. 👇
https://www.strathmore.ca/media/nc5nwy1i/agenda-03-jun-2026-regular-council-meeting.pdf

06/03/2026

On May 20, Council proclaimed June 1 to 7, 2026 as Seniors’ Week. Thank you to the Royal Canadian Legion Strathmore Branch No. 10, the Western District Historical Society, our MLA Chantelle de Jonge, Mayor Fule, and everyone else who helped make yesterday’s kickoff so great. 🎊 🎉

06/02/2026

Every year, the Town of Strathmore invests in maintaining gravel lanes to improve mobility and conditions for the public. The Town inspects the gravel lane network and schedules repairs in a priority order. Typical repairs include:
👉 Lane grading to improve drainage and surface condition
👉 Compaction of lane (as necessary)
👉 Vegetation management (strip back overgrowth and widen driving lanes to, ideally, 5 meters and a height clearance of 5 meters)
👉 Alley re-graveling on a 10-year cycle (contingent on year-to-year budget approval)

You can help us complete this work more efficiently by making sure your back lane is clear. This means removing the following objects that might block the lane.
👉 Black or green garbage carts + blue recycling carts
👉 Construction bins
👉 Stored materials
👉 Dirt or debris piles
👉 Low-hanging branches/overgrown growth

Please remember, Bylaw 22-06 prohibits any kind of obstruction in or above an alley. Keeping alleys clear of parked vehicles, trailers, equipment, garbage carts, and overgrowth doesn’t just make things look better - it also keeps the space safe and useable for everyone. As well, under Bylaw 21-04, garbage carts must be returned to your property once collection is done. This helps prevent them from being used by others or going missing in weather events.

The maintenance program goes a long ways towards improving vehicle and pedestrian travel, storm drainage, garbage collection, and even access for emergency services. It’s one of the ways we work together to take care of our community. For more information, visit Strathmore.ca/SeasonalPriorities. If you have questions or concerns, give us a call, 403-361-2126, or shoot us an email, [email protected].