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Black History events at library

Black History events at library

Black History month events at Cochrane library
ER closures adding stress throughout Alberta's health care system

ER closures adding stress throughout Alberta's health care system

Rural communities are increasingly finding themselves without an emergency department
Youth in the Madden area try curling

Youth in the Madden area try curling

Special kid size rocks will be used at the Madden Curling rink as kids in the area will try their hand at curling on Feb. 9.
Hearing continuation for Bylaw 01/2024 brings several speakers to the RancheHouse

Hearing continuation for Bylaw 01/2024 brings several speakers to the RancheHouse

A continuation for the hearing of Bylaw 01/2024, The Southbow Landing Landing Land Use Amendment saw several speakers appear before town council on Feb. 5.
Alberta announces $1.2 million in grants for community justice

Alberta announces $1.2 million in grants for community justice

The Government of Alberta is giving $1.2 million in one-time grants to community-based groups that provide access to justice outside of the formal court system.
Coldest Night of the Year will have new starting point

Coldest Night of the Year will have new starting point

The annual Coldest Night of the Year walk will change locations this year, as a result of last year's water break at Riverfront Park.
Expert talks about wild boar at presentation in Cochrane

Expert talks about wild boar at presentation in Cochrane

Wild boar, a serious invasive species threat, have so far been found in about 24 out of 74 municipalities in Alberta.
Helping Hands is looking for a helping hand

Helping Hands is looking for a helping hand

Helping Hands is looking for warm helping hands. The Helping Hands Society of Cochrane and Area are reaching out to new and existing volunteers to host warming centres (or severe weather havens) in Cochrane.
B.C. wineries must pay up if they want access to Alberta, Nally says

B.C. wineries must pay up if they want access to Alberta, Nally says

B.C. wineries that were sent warnings from AGLC to stop selling directly to consumers have been avoiding Alberta’s alcohol tax, says Nally. Wineries’ lawyer says that winegrowers are happy to pay, but the province lacks a system to do so.
ROAD REPORT: Cochrane and commuter road conditions and traffic cameras

ROAD REPORT: Cochrane and commuter road conditions and traffic cameras

Get a look at your commute - click for up-to-date conditions map and road cameras
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