Local News

Suicide is the second leading cause of death for those aged 10-19 in Canada.

When Susan Cameron and her husband moved to West Bragg Creek three decades ago, they thought they had found the ideal safe community, surrounded by the beauty of nature to raise their family.

The 2014 Chiniki and Wesley leadership results are in, following two elections held in nearby Morley Dec. 8.

If you haven’t had time to get your Christmas light display up yet, it is time to get to it because residents from Big Hill Lodge will be holding their annual Christmas light contest Dec. 17. From 6:30-8 p.m.

The Cochrane Music Society (CMS) will be bringing the sounds of the season to Cochrane with its annual Christmas concert Dec. 16.

Santa Claus is coming to town once again, with a little help from the Cochrane Fire Department. On Dec. 24 starting at 2 p.m.

Austin Bender is a Grade 12 student at Springbank Community High School, and like many students his age, he isn’t 100 per cent sure what he wants to do after graduating.

Cochrane’s young singing talent will be providing musical cheer this holiday season with the annual Cochrane Young Singers Christmas Concert.

The Rock the Waves (pool/curling centre) campaign unveiled its naming sponsor for the planned curling centre during council Dec. 8. PBA Land Development, in conjunction with Philco Farms, presented a cheque for $1.35M to the campaign.

Advance polls for the Wesley and Chiniki band elections were held at the Stoney Tribal Administration (STA) building Dec. 2.