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Barry Kerton

Barry Kerton

Barry Kerton is the editor of the Barrhead Leader. He joined the publication in 2014. His main beats include the Barrhead municipal councils. However, he also covers sports, court, and Pembina Hills School Division when the need arises.

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Recent Work by Barry

Northern Alberta teen gets $1,200 fine for driving 106 km in a school zone

Northern Alberta teen gets $1,200 fine for driving 106 km in a school zone

A teen was clocked doing more than triple the speed limit through a rural Northern Alberta school zone.
Fort McMurray wildfire evacuee receives $3,000 fine for no car insurance while evacuated

Fort McMurray wildfire evacuee receives $3,000 fine for no car insurance while evacuated

Accused from Fort McMurray stated she was looking for a new insurance provider when evacuated by wildfires.
Another Northern Alberta town will consider bylaw banning pride flags and sidewalks

Another Northern Alberta town will consider bylaw banning pride flags and sidewalks

Barrhead town council has instructed administration to draft a "neutrality bylaw" within 30 days after petition with more than 10 per cent of the town's population validated.
Northern Alberta couple on the hook for $3,000 wildfire fighting bill on their property

Northern Alberta couple on the hook for $3,000 wildfire fighting bill on their property

Property owner receives rude awakening when they find out their insurance does not cover a wildfire firefighting bill
Group needs help to restore 100-year-old Alberta church burned in fire

Group needs help to restore 100-year-old Alberta church burned in fire

St. Aidan's Community Church of Glenreagh and Bloomsbury Society working to restore more than 100-year-old structure damaged by arson fire
Barrhead Bombers and CAJHL future in doubt

Barrhead Bombers and CAJHL future in doubt

CAJHL announces through its webpage that they will not play the 2024-2025 season
Barrhead hockey player has eyes on going pro

Barrhead hockey player has eyes on going pro

Chase Visser hopes the University of Jamestown and the Jimmies will help him make the next step in his hockey evolution
Neerlandia sitting volleyball player preparing for the Paris Paralympic Games

Neerlandia sitting volleyball player preparing for the Paris Paralympic Games

Heidi Peters set to go to her third Paralympic Games
$6,000 fine for driving without insurance in Woodlands County

$6,000 fine for driving without insurance in Woodlands County

Woman clocked going 50 km/h over speed limit in Dunstable School zone netting big fine
Northern Alberta church helps preserve Black history

Northern Alberta church helps preserve Black history

Stone gravemarkers to be installed at Bethel Baptist Cemetery honouring original Black settlement at Campsie
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