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Cochrane student, 17, dies in Highway 22 crash

Cochrane student, 17, dies in Highway 22 crash

More than 250 friends, family and community members gathered at Mitford Pond on the evening of Dec. 8 to pay their respects to Brandon Thomas, the popular 17-year-old Cochrane High School (CHS) Grade 11 student who was killed Dec. 6.
ERCB answers questions about fracking

ERCB answers questions about fracking

In an attempt to soothe the concerns of Rocky View County residents, the Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB) and the county council hosted an information session on Dec. 6 at the Cochrane RancheHouse.
Project aims to feed dogs

Project aims to feed dogs

The spirit of giving has gone to the dogs in Bragg Creek this holiday season.
An option for 'Last Minute' shoppers

An option for 'Last Minute' shoppers

If you haven’t been able to fill your Santa boots with Christmas shopping, this weekend presents one more chance to add some bundles under that Christmas tree.
School board meets with opponents of wind turbine

School board meets with opponents of wind turbine

Rocky View School board met with members of the No Turbine in Town Coalition (NTT), Dec. 6 to hear its concerns about the Cochrane High School Sustainable Develop-ment Wind Turbine Project.
Town working on developing alternative transit plan

Town working on developing alternative transit plan

The Town of Cochrane is moving forward with the next step in the transit initiative, anticipating an alternative plan before council by April.
Children's choir presents Christmas in the Country

Children's choir presents Christmas in the Country

For those who are finding it a little hard to stay jolly this holiday season, perhaps a trip to the Cochrane Children’s Choir’s Christmas in the Country is in order. The family-friendly concert and event — held on Dec. 16 at St.
Town department earns provincial wellness award

Town department earns provincial wellness award

The team at the Town of Cochrane recreation and culture department have reason to celebrate, as their initiatives earned Cochrane recognition as a ‘High Achiever Community’ in the Communities Choose Well Program.
Local Scouts selling trees to subsidize costs

Local Scouts selling trees to subsidize costs

This year, why not leave the axe at home and venture down to the Rexall Drug Store to pick out your Christmas tree. Not only will buyers bag themselves a quality tree, but they’ll be supporting a fundraising effort by local boy scouts.
CP Holiday Train making whistle stops to support Cochrane, Morley food banks

CP Holiday Train making whistle stops to support Cochrane, Morley food banks

On a mission to raise money for local food banks from coast to coast, the Canadian Pacific (CP) Holiday Train is ‘making a difference, one stop at a time’.
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