Beiseker News

Over 150 people came out to Irricana on Sunday morning to celebrate the official grand opening of the Meadowlark Trail – a non-motorized, 9.75-kilometre pathway that links the communities of Beiseker and Irricana. 

The Beiseker Lions Club is looking forward to welcoming visitors from far and wide for its annual Country Fair on June 10.

Beiseker Community School's Class of 2023 celebrated their impending graduation from high school with a convocation and banquet on May 13.

“I am very excited,” said Jeannette Richter, a Beiseker resident and the president of the Meadowlark Trail Society, which helped spearhead and oversee the trail's development. “Some of us started this when our hair was brown, and now it’s white. It’s been a long time.”

Recognizing the urgent need for assistance, the Beiseker Fire Department responded to AEMA’s request for additional apparatus.

The cooperative recently requested $65,000 to help with some much-needed electrical upgrades after recent instability in the local Beiseker power grid nearly led to potential damage to their machines and heightened risk of fire danger at the plant. 

FortisAlberta is clarifying the current power situation in Beiseker after recent criticisms levelled at the company in the Rocky View Weekly’s story on the Beiseker based Kathyrn Irricana Beiseker Acme (KIBA) Seed Cleaning Plant.

Due to dry and windy conditions, Rocky View County Fire Services has issued a fire advisory for both the east and west divisions of Rocky View County, effective immediately.

The Kathryn Irricana Beiseker Acme (KIBA) Seed Cleaning Plant cooperative is requesting $65,000 in financial assistance from Rocky View County (RVC), after recent instability in Beiseker’s power grid put the plant at increased risk for fires or

The small community of just over 800 people was looking forward to a much-needed dog park that had initially been set to open in late October 2022. Half a year later, however, the facility is still unavailable to local dog-owners.