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Status of road results in Watermark subdivision to be delayed

Status of road results in Watermark subdivision to be delayed

A proposed subdivision within the Watermark area was unanimously tabled by Rocky View County (RVC) council at a June 9 meeting. The land, located west of 12 Mile Coulee Road, received redesignation approval at a public hearing in June 2014.
Registration open for Monumental Tournament of Aces

Registration open for Monumental Tournament of Aces

Registration for the 8th annual Monumental Tournament of Aces is now open. The popular Cochrane golfing event will be held at The Links of GlenEagles Oct.
New Sunset K-8 school named RancheView School

New Sunset K-8 school named RancheView School

Cochrane’s next in line K-8 school, slated to open in September 2016 in the community of Sunset Ridge, will be called ‘RancheView School’. Rocky View Schools (RVS) board of trustees selected the name at their June 18 meeting.
Canada Day in and around Cochrane

Canada Day in and around Cochrane

Canada Day is almost here and there are a number of family-friendly events in and around Cochrane July 1. The Royal Canadian Legion at the Cochrane branch is hosting a traditional pancake breakfast at 9 a.m.
Cochrane Business Network returning after a two year hiatus

Cochrane Business Network returning after a two year hiatus

Royal LePage Integrity realtor Jim Messner has announced he will bring back the Cochrane Business Network after a two year absence.
Report predicts positive financial impact from Gardner project

Report predicts positive financial impact from Gardner project

A financial impact analysis of the Gardner Ranch project proposed in Springbank suggests the development may have a positive influence on the area and on Rocky View County (RVC) as a whole.
Cross-country cyclist rolls through Cochrane

Cross-country cyclist rolls through Cochrane

Cycling often takes on a local angle, riders come from Calgary, park in Cochrane and ride a route, but not so for one cyclist riding down Alberta Highway 567, otherwise known at Big Hill Springs Road.
Beading brings out the best in pair of Morley residents

Beading brings out the best in pair of Morley residents

Why art? Why beading? I sat with Cameron Kootenay and Eli Snow in Tim Hortons with coffees in hand. Kootenay, of the Navajo tribe of New Mexico and the Nakoda tribe in Morley, is a beader and one of the rare silversmiths living in Morley.
From train-hopping to film production

From train-hopping to film production

It’s been five years since Chris Ball filmed himself hopping on a freight train, among other stunts, drawing the outrage of law enforcement, concerned parents and even an invitation to speak on Dr. Phil.
Farm workers want new NDP government to address labour rights

Farm workers want new NDP government to address labour rights

When the Alberta New Democratic Party (NDP) earned a majority government victory in the May 5 provincial election, it was a dream come true for Eric Musekamp and his wife, Darlene Dunlop.
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