The Government of Alberta has launched the Agriculture Job Connector, a platform designed to connect employers with skilled workers and help job seekers find opportunities in agriculture.

The Government of Alberta has updated regulations related to wild boar to better protect the province’s agriculture industry.

Registration is now open for the Beef Cattle Research Council’s (BCRC) free 2026 webinar series for beef producers and veterinary teams.

Saddle Hills County, with support from ALUS, is bringing Livin’ on the Edge to the Fourth Creek Community Hall on February 24, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., offering producers a full day of practical insight and discussion.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has announced it is pausing the advancement of proposed amendments to Part XV (Traceability) of the Health of Animals Regulations following public discussion and stakeholder concerns.

Saddle Hills County is advising residents and visitors to use caution after reports of ongoing cougar activity at Moonshine Lake Provincial Park.

The Government of Alberta is accepting applications for the Growing Greenhouses Program, a funding initiative aimed at strengthening year-round, locally grown food production across the province.

Avalanches are more likely to occur during periods of heavy snowfall, strong winds, or sudden warming, all of which can quickly increase risk. Backcountry users are encouraged to stay informed by checking daily avalanche conditions at avalanche.ca. 

Saddle Hills County is accepting proposals for the purchase of two (2) Fire Tender apparatus, to be 
based at the Blueberry and Happy Valley fire stations.

Highway Speed Survey preliminary results- 68% of respondents supported increasing speed limits on rural divided highways from 110 km/h to 120 km/h.