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An elderly woman has died and another three people have been taken to hospital after a serious two-vehicle collision north of Cochrane on Oct. 5.

The Town of Cochrane has received confirmation from Brian Mason, minister of transportation, that the interchange project at highways 1A/22 will be fully funded in the spring 2019 and that shovels will hit the ground by this time next year.

Pet owners got a sad awakening to keep their dogs contained near busy roadways last week but the incident has some questioning the company's policies. On Sept.

The Outhouse Races drew a brave crowd on the cold morning of Sept. 29, raising a record-breaking $26,000 for the fully inclusive and accessible playground at Centennial Park (the red park) in the East End of town.

I am always noting the different celebrations taking place nationally and internationally, so I was interested to learn on the Government of Canada website, that October is Women’s History Month in Canada.

Heritage Hills and Heartland residents might soon not need to get in their cars to pick up some staple grocery items.

The head of Greater Bragg Creek Trails Association (GBCTA) is acknowledging there needs to be a better way to deal with pesky weeds.

An old, vacant farmhouse, rumoured to have been the site of paranormal activity for decades, will welcome the public to 19 days of scares.

The Chiniki Band – part of Stoney Nakoda First Nation – is warning Nakoda members not to voice their opinions on social media – or be sued. On Sept.

One of the best in the West. It's a title the Cochrane Scouts are not taking lightly. With hundreds of Scouts organizations across Canada, the Cochrane kids are ringing in 17th in the country for popcorn sales.