Doug Collie
Doug Collie joined the Olds Albertan in 2014 as editor. He covers municipal politics, news, community events, arts and entertainment and sports happening in and around Bowden and Olds.
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Recent Work by Doug
Tariff impacts expected across the board
Olds & District Chamber of Commerce President Doug Rieberger says U.S. tariffs on aluminum and steel can hurt his own business, Ultimate Safety Alberta Ltd.
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Results from 4-H communication competition in Olds
The competition was held earlier this month at the Werklund Agriculture & Technology Centre at Olds College
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Olds & District Chamber of Commerce has first full board in years
A slate of officers, including a president, was chosen when the new board met on March 19
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Shantz rink wins A side of one of Olds Curling Club's last events of season
The Nancy Hansen rink won the B side and the Cole Mueller rink won the C side of the tournament, held March 14-16 at the Olds Curling Club
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Olds Grizzlys forward named to AJHL all-academic team
Player from Red Deer in the running for Inter Pipeline's $1,500 scholarship
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Olds councillor has message for retired MP to pass on
Coun. Darren Wilson told now-former Red Deer-Mountain View MP Earl Dreeshen that cash-strapped municipalities desperately need a new federal and provincial funding framework
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Seven gymnasts medal in recent Olds competition
Imagine Gymnastics Club of Olds and Carstairs obtained medals during the Hay City meet
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Olds & District Kiwanis Music Festival underway
The first week of performances at the 42nd annual festival ends Thursday, March 27 with vocals and musical theatre
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18 Olds students medal in free throw competition
Up to 100 students participated in the Knights of Columbus council free throw in Olds' Holy Trinity Catholic School while some went on to Red Deer competition
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Proactive repair program for Olds streets, sidewalks planned
That proactive program extends to street sweeping as well, tentatively planned to begin in early April, infrastructure director Adrian Pedro says
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