“Find yourself in Olds” hopes to bring more people to town

The Town of Olds has launched a new community marketing campaign called “Find Yourself in Olds.”

A new video, released on July 31st, highlights the town’s small-town charm, big opportunities, and vibrant quality of life. It’s the first in a series aimed at attracting investment, new residents, and visitors.

Mayor Judy Dahl says in a news release that the video captures the passion and pride of the community, while showcasing everything from services and recreation to education and local culture.

You can watch it now at olds.ca or search “Find Yourself in Olds” on YouTube.

Story written by Bernd Van’t Klooster

Galen Hartviksen
Galen Hartviksen
Straight outta northwestern Ontario, Galen moved from his hometown of Thunder Bay to Alberta in 1998. After graduating from the broadcasting program at Mount Royal College (Class of 2003), it was off to the Town of Olds for the launch of the independent radio station (CAB-K Broadcasting). A fan of all seasons, Galen has been News Director & the voice of the Alberta Junior Hockey League's Olds Grizzlys on 96.5 CKFM/ROCK 104.5 for two decades and in 2024 he was excited to have the opportunity to join the team at Vista Radio and My Mountain View Now.

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