As the saying goes, make hay while the sun shines. The sun shone bright for the first day of Haying In The 30s on Saturday. The forecast was less than certain on Sunday, but the immensely popular charity event managed to total $321, 917 in donations over the weekend. The Haying In The 30s Cancer […]
Haying In The 30s happens in Mallaig every year, but it never gets old. The event, which raises money to help cancer patients, celebrates everything that’s good about rural Alberta living. Hundred of volunteers contribute time, toil, and talent throughout the year and on the August long weekend to put on an event that goes […]
Over the past 25 years, Haying In The 30s has given almost $7 million directly to cancer patients in Alberta. With beautiful weather and a great turnout for last weekend’s event, it’s all but certain 2024 donations will top that $7 million milestone. That ain’t hay, as the saying goes. In fact Haying In The […]
Haying in the 30s has been a Lakeland success story since 1999. Far beyond its stated mission of helping people dealing with cancer, it has brought out the best in people—regional residents have been supporting each other by volunteering, donating, and coming together annually as friends, neighbours, and families. Thousands of people congregated in Mallaig […]
St Paul Curling Club had a fun day at their Funspiel February 12. They introduced some new curlers to the game, and they raised some serious money for Haying In The 30s. “It turned out really good,” said club manager TJ Wagner. “We ended up with 18 teams, so that was good. With our silent […]