â–º Listen Live

New Horizon Co-op expands into Hythe

People living in the Village of Hythe will soon have a new place to buy food. New Horizon Co-op has announced that it has bought the Hythe Bigway and will be switching it to the Co-op brand.

Marketing Team Leader Amanda Pinard says when the Bigway became available, they jumped on the chance to move in.

“They already have our brand values of locally invested, community-minded and lifetime membership benefits and we just felt like it was the right fit for us to branch into [the] Hythe area.”

This comes on the heels of the chain buying the Beaverlodge TGP making this new store the eighth New Horizon Co-op in the area. Other places with a location include Grande Prairie, Rycroft, La Glace, Valleyview, Falher and Grande Cache.

“We’ve had very positive feedback from our Beaverlodge food store location and thanks to the community and the surrounding communities that support Co-Op it allows us to support the community that supports us,” says Pinard. “We are really looking forward to welcoming Hythe into the Co-op family and servicing that area.”

The existing Bigway employees have been offered jobs at the new Co-op. It will officially open on July 17th.

Emma Mason
Emma Mason
News Reporter
- Advertisement -

Related Articles

- Advertisement -

Latest News

Drop & Swap saves 5,000 kg of clothes from hitting landfill

The City of Grande Prairie's recent Drop & Swap helped keep over 5000 thousand kilograms of clothes out of the landfill.

Jackie Clayton shares excitement over re-election

Jackie Clayton will stand as the City of Grande Prairie's Mayor for the next four years, and she couldn't be more excited.

County of Grande Prairie to offer programming amid the teacher strike

The County of Grande Prairie will be offering programing in libraries across the county, to help out with families during the teacher strike.

Richmond Dry Cleaners and BNI Northern Connections racks-up clothing donations for Odyssey House

On Tuesday, October 21st. Richmond Dry Cleaners and BNI Northern Connections teamed up with the Odyssey House to donate just over 126 pieces of clothing, ranging from coats, jackets, hats and more.

“We have missed so much time,” Local high school student concerned over optional diploma exams

The Alberta government announced that the November diplomas will be optional to students.
- Advertisement -