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It’s only been a year since Mike Sydoryk sat down to paint. He was searching for a way of creating unique and personal holiday gifts. In the end, the project left him surprised. Soon, his art was donning the walls of his friends’ homes.

When it comes to finalizing projects and associated costs with respect to flood damages to the Town of Cochrane, senior staff has made a list and is checking it twice. “Over $1.

Cochrane youth interested in sharpening their leadership skills are encouraged to apply to take part in an annual conference that seeks to connect young leaders of tomorrow with Rotary members of today.

A caring Bragg Creek store owner is once again asking her community to help feed homeless dogs during this season of giving.

Santa’s helpers came together to spread holiday cheer and give special campers a jolly Christmas.

With the countdown to Christmas officially on, schedules have become a whirlwind of errands, holiday parties and family visits. Especially busy this time of year is the man himself, Santa Claus.

The Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation (AIWC) is on the hunt for individuals with a passion for animals and wildlife, and with a few hours to spare each month.

The Cochrane Young Singers will be filling the St. Peter’s Lutheran Church with the sounds of the season this Dec. 15, beginning at 1:30 p.m.

If you’ve wandered into Bragg Creek’s Creekers Market and Deli or Redwood House this month, you may have found your attention captured by the gallery-worthy artwork on display.

The Stoney Nakoda Food Bank has launched ‘Operation HOPE’ this holiday season, with hopes that Cochrane and area can help the Nation give the gift of Christmas for some 200 flood-affected families in Morley.