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No other musical genre is harder to define than folk. Depending on the country, personal history or musical taste, it can mean hundreds of different things. Perhaps then, there is no other true folk artist than Tom Wilson.

In the freezing cold months of winter in Alberta, one thing that may be able to help someone escape would be to curl up with a good book.

It’s impossible to talk about Canadian new wave music without mentioning Platinum Blonde.

As colder weather approaches, people will be reaching for that winter jacket, scarf and boots to keep warm.

Some of the most famous ladies in the history of the Wild West are inviting Cochranites to come out to support a good cause. On Oct.

The community of Riversong is calling for drivers in their community to slow down, and they’re hoping that some strollers will help draw attention to the issue.

If you have an art lover on your Christmas shopping list, this may be an opportunity to get an early start. The Foothills Art Club’s annual Fall Art Show and Sale will be taking place at the Cochrane Alliance Church Saturday, Oct. 18 from 10 a.m.

Cochrane mayor Ivan Brooker and Coun. Jeff Toews are less than pleased with the approach of fellow Cochrane councillor Morgan Nagel, who launched an online, informal petition at rocktheroads.ca Oct.

Dorothy Karlson, a career and life management, English and leadership teacher at Bow Valley High School in Cochrane, was the first Rocky View Schools (RVS) teacher and the 14th person ever to receive the Barry Sharpe Award at the 2014 Canadian Studen

As the renewable energy framework team gets ready to present their draft policy recommendations — an extensive study conducted by town-contracted Urban Systems is recommending the town explore two of the five options researched as renewable energy po