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The sixth annual Kimmett Cup, set to take place at Mitford Pond and the Spray Lake Sawmills (SLS) Centre Jan. 17-18, is still in search of volunteers and donations.

After performing more than a 100 shows a year, Newfoundland native-turned-Calgarian Gregg Bolger finally has an album to call his own.

Redwood Meadows’ newly elected town council selected Dr. Liz Erasmus to serve as the community’s new mayor Nov. 27, and building a positive relationship with Tsuu T’ina First Nation is first and foremost on her mind.

Local foodie haus the Cochrane CookHouse continues to promote health and wellness through a variety of cooking classes this January.

The permanent closure of the CP Rail crossing at Fourth Avenue is scheduled for the week of Jan. 20. Cochrane drivers can anticipate a change in traffic flow through the downtown core with the opening of the new crossing at Centre Avenue.

With longtime MP Ted Menzies officially resigned from his post in the Macleod riding, potential Conservative Party nomination candidates have begun to step up to the plate. Menzies announced his retirement from politics Nov.

Nordic walking, also called ‘urban poling’, is becoming an increasingly popular form of physical activity for those who wish to pound the pavement without putting strain on the body.

Tired of trekking on that treadmill? Can’t stand one more stroke on the rowing machine? Getting dizzy going ‘round on the exercise bike? Then change it up and get out there.

Whether you prefer a sweaty stretch session or an energizing series of Ashtanga postures, there’s no doubt that yoga is beneficial to people of all ages, abilities and flexibility.

A young offender is facing arson charges after a police investigation into several suspicious fires on the Stoney Nakoda First Nation Cochrane RCMP’s General Investigation Section laid three Criminal Code charges of arson on a 15-year-old male from M