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The SDAB decision was formally posted on May 26, and while it is being applauded by many local residents, others predicted it will diminish the trust in RVC’s council policy and future public consultation processes in the Springbank area.

The World Photographic Cup Exhibition will be held in Cochrane from June 6 to 22, with a fundraising event on June 8 where local team members will discuss their work at Route 22 Artist Collective Gallery at 312 Fifth Ave.

“These are really popular trails, and we know Albertans care so much about having opportunities to go out and appreciate nature,” Earl said. “So it is shocking that this type of logging is allowed.”

Mere minutes after making a victory speech on election night May 29, with what looked to be a locked win, the riding’s seat was swept from under the UCP incumbent as advance and mobile votes finished tallying to put NDP candidate Sarah Elmeligi ahead by 199 votes, according to Elections Alberta unofficial results.

“Being involved with a growing transit system sounded interesting,” the driver said. “I never imagined how chaotic it would be. I’ve never seen anything like this before.”

Though the Cobras and Bobcats tend to exhibit a friendly rivalry throughout most of the school year, Morgotch said the girls are excited to put any cross-town animosity behind them when it's time to kick off the rugby season.

Both the UCP’s Miranda Rosin and NDP’s Sarah Elmeligi claimed victory in the Banff-Kananaksis riding shortly before midnight on May 29 election day, with fewer than 200 votes separating the two.

Alberta’s United Conservative Party emerged bloodied but still standing in Monday’s bitterly contested provincial election.

The 2023 playoffs are around the corner for Cochrane's high-school boys' soccer teams.