Year: 2017

KidSport Viking received a random act of kindness donation from a young boy in Calgary with a big heart.

Samuel Selin gave his birthday money which (along with his father who matched his donation) was a donation of $125 to KidSport Viking.

In his donation letter, Samuel said he donated his birthday money for kids to play sports because he “really likes playing sports and kids should afford to play sports no matter what.” 

As to why he picked Viking, a town he’s likely never even heard of before?

After nine months of searching the Town of Viking has officially hired a new Chief Administrative officer (CAO). Jim Zaiter will replace former CAO Jackie Fenton, who resigned in March of this year.

Zaiter, who is taking over the position from Interim CAO Al Harvey, spoke to Council at their December meeting.

“I am extremely grateful for this opportunity,” he said, “and for your trust in me to lead this organization.” 

Zaiter told Council that his upbringing was likely similar

Viking’s 2017 New Year Baby, Cash Prichard, was born at the Viking Health Centre on Jan. 2, 2017 at 11:14 p.m. to parents Jonathan and Lacey Prichard of Camrose.

Weighing 4,100g (9lbs) the baby boy was delivered with Dr. Neiman as the attending physician.

Cash, who is a little brother

On Dec. 27, police were contacted by the Killam RCMP regarding a traffic complaint that was received.

The complainant stated they were being tailgated by a grain truck. Members of the Viking RCMP were able to locate the vehicle.

The complainant provided a statement regarding the events

The Viking Extendicare’s Adopt a Resident program saw community members bringing joy to residents on Christmas day.

Extendicare Recreation Director Brittany Burton said