The Forge Programs are residential therapy programs in a rural farm setting. They are designed to support and treat people experiencing the symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and/or Operational Stress Injuries. /ANDRU MCCRACKEN Chris Zimmerman reflects on what could have been four decades after a remarkable project fell on hard times. /ANDRU MCCRACKEN “Horses just live right now. They’ll let you make a mistake over and over and over again. When you get it right, they’ll say, ‘Yeah, I’ll follow that.’” -Paul Nichols, Communities for Veterans / PhOTO COURTESY ThE FORGE PROGRAMS.CA Tony Bielec’s passion is backcountry skiing. /ANDRU MCCRACKEN Tony Bielec at his new place of work. /ANDRU MCCRACKEN Kevin and Fran Chiupka’s guest skeletons remind passersby to “Hear no evil, see no evil, and speak no evil” / ANDREA ARNOLD McBride Grade 12 students hosted a well-attended Haunted House. Admission was by donation with proceeds going towards their grad fund. /ANDREA ARNOLD Daniel Roussel makes a stop at the Ambulance Station during his evening of trick-or-treating. /ARNOLD ANDREA Ronin takes a break from fighting fires at a Halloween party. / LAURA KEIL Pat Elliot and Paetyn Glover-Robertson ready to greet children at AG Foods in McBride /ANDREA ARNOLD A pioneer family brought their bearded son, Finlay, to a Halloween party. / LAURA KEILRelated Posts:This Week in Photos Oct 11th 2018This Week in Photos Oct 18th 2018This Week in Photos Dec 6th 2018This Week in Photos Dec 13th 2018This Week in Photos Oct 25th 2018Post navigationLetter: The ballots are in the mailVARS gets to work on affordable housing