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Western Wheel is owned by Great West Media LP, which publishes some of the largest online news sites Desktop? Mobile? Tablet? Definitely. Like you.

Western Wheel provides news and information that affects, interests, and engages our readers. Western Wheel is an exclusively online news and information site that provides breaking news to you, our reader, as fast as you want it, wherever you are. We are optimized to give you the best reader experience in any format you choose. We break locally-driven news written by local journalists and cover a

ll the important issues in your “Village.” It’s our top priority. We update throughout the day, so when you come back to visit, chances are you’ll find something new. In addition to hard news, we also provide information that is important to the community that you won’t find in most media. We like to write stories about new local businesses, highlight special events and bring you general information about anything that impacts the heart of the community. Although we are hyper-local in our approach, we also provide national news from The Canadian Press, editorial columnists, entertainment and special features. We’re independent and it shows in everything we do. And we promise that we’ll remain fiercely local. Let us know what you think at [email protected]

06/04/2026

Expanding Calgary around the edges makes more sense than completely changing the character of Okotoks.

06/04/2026

Get a look at your commute - click for up-to-date conditions map and road cameras

06/03/2026

WCBL's Dawgs in milestone 20th season in Okotoks in 2026

06/03/2026

Diamond Valley council commits $1.25 million to replacement of High Country Lodge with 50-suite facility.

06/03/2026

OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says Conservative members of Parliament are set to spend their summer break campaigning for Albertans to stay in Canada — and one member of his caucus says he will focus on working with Indigenous leaders