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• VANCOUVER, Oct. 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Moms Offering More, a community of women supporting mothers and historically underserved families across Canada and the United States, today launched a limited-edition crewneck sweatshirt created in collaboration with Archewell Philanthropies. Four small words with one big message embroidered across the back of the sweatshirt.

•   • Premier Danielle Smith and MLA for Leduc-Beaumont Brandon Lunty, speak to The Leduc, Nisku and Wetaskiwin Chamber of Commerce, in Leduc Wednesday Oct. 7, 2026. Photo by David Bloom/ Post Media Premier Danielle Smith spoke to the local business communities on October 7, at the Leduc, Nisku and Wetaskiwin Chamber of Commerce’s Fireside Chat with the Premier event.

Author of the article: •  for the Leduc Rep •   • Andy Tait/The Naturalist Wetaskiwin Times The recent changes to Alberta’s Water Act have some land managers cheering, and many others left dumbstruck as environmental reviews are cut short for many wetland situations. After decades of effort finally paid off for wetland delineation discernment standards and protection, the legislation is now handcuffed on many levels.

Advertisement oop Skip to Content •   • Leduc is a vibrant community, with many different groups, teams, clubs, and volunteers hosting activities and events each week. Below is a list of reoccurring activities in Leduc, and upcoming, one-time events. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team.

•   • A still and poised Blue Jay, photographed at Telford Lake, by Cindy Danyluk-Boisvert. This week’s ‘Leduc in a flash’ comes from Cindy Danyluk-Boisvert and captures a Blue Jay, at Telford Lake, on September 28. From Cindy: “Sitting in a chair not far from this beautiful Blue Jay, I tried to remain as motionless as possible while carefully taking its photograph. I didn’t want to startle it or cause it to fly away.

It’s that time of year when pumpkins glow, black cats roam, and ghost stories become the topic of campfire conversations – but latent defects in real estate are something that should give homeowners a scare year-round! These hidden issues can sneak up on you after you’ve moved into your dream home, and trust us, that’s one trick you don’t want. Here’s what you need to know to avoid getting spooked by these concealed real estate issues.

•   • Stop by No Bull RV October 20 to November 1 to see the finished product, of its 2025 Haunted Trailer -- if you dare. jpg, LR, apsmc A Leduc Halloween favourite returns this October, when No Bull RV opens the door to its annual Haunted Trailer, October 19 to 31. Families are invited to stop by the trailer for a faun, haunted tour. Admission is free, with Food Bank item donations encouraged.

From founding to 40,000 •   • The City of Leduc celebrated its new city status in 1983. (City of Leduc photos) Throughout the month of September, the City of Leduc celebrated its reaching a population of 40,000 residents. As the city prepares for annexation in anticipation of continued growth, this five-part series is a chance for residents to understand where Leduc began, and how far it has come since.

Working for Our Community •   • Leduc Mayor Lars Hansen jpg, LR, apsmc On Oct. 30, there will be a change in how ambulance services are delivered in Leduc. After 17 years of operating ambulances on behalf of the Province through our integrated Fire-EMS model, the City will no longer provide ambulance service under contract. The service will be provided by Emergency Health Services (EHS) Alberta. The most important thing for residents to know is that ambulance service is not leaving Leduc.

See which resorts were named to the Condé Nast Traveler’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards list •   • Klahoose Wilderness Resort is a serene all-inclusive retreat, located on the shores of Desolation Sound's Homfray Channel. /POSTMEDIA It’s no secret that B.C. has a bounty of amazing getaway destinations. But a recent roundup of readers’ choice picks by Condé Nast underscores the idea.