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A Calgary-based singer is teaming up with a Bragg Creek-based veterinarian to bring contraceptives for dogs to First Nation communities via jewelry.

With construction underway and the Fireside School set to open in September 2017 the fundraising committee is gearing up. With a new school comes many things, the biggest being a new playground according to organizers.

As the Cochrane Cadets gear up to for their Vimy Ridge visit next year they celebrated their 40th anniversary last week.

Cochrane High students are ready to give blood for the upcoming National High School Blood Challenge. A group of six Grade 12 Cochrane High students are spearheading the Young Blood initiative that runs from Sept.

Vlad Holmwood’s story isn’t all sunshine and roses but he is a ray of light for many Cochrane motorists.

What has been dubbed as the most contentious election in the history of the United States culminated Tuesday night with the massive upset victory of Republican Donald Trump.

Have you ever wondered how we can help our feathered friends? Cochrane Ideas is hosting a workshop this Friday at the King Solomon Lodge inviting field naturalist Gus Yaki and David Archer, from Cochrane, to offer insights for those concerned about d

Judge and jury will try the second-degree murder case of a Morley man who was stabbed 20 times. On Nov. 1, Tylen Tray Poucette, 20, also from Morley, elected to have his case go before a judge and jury.

Concerned Rocky View County residents have launched a grassroots movement, Rocky View Forward, seeking to hold the county more accountable to the concerns of its constituents. With the launch of its website rockyviewforward.

Hamlet residents are banding together for long-time Bragg Creeker after a single-vehicle collision hospitalized a community artist and his dog. The rollover that occurred on Oct.