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Council approves bylaw amendment, budget

Council approves bylaw amendment, budget

Town Council had their hands full with bylaws at the Dec. 9 council meeting, unanimously approving an amendment to land use bylaw for a single property in Phase1 of Riversong.
Cochrane Toyota revs up Christmas food drive

Cochrane Toyota revs up Christmas food drive

The staff at Cochrane Toyota are revving up their engines with the kick-off of the second annual ‘Prairie Toyota Food Drive’ last Thursday. From Dec. 5-Jan.
Midwinter delights

Midwinter delights

Award-winning Celtic harpist and storyteller, Jeff Stockton, is willing his listeners out of hibernation with his newest release, Between Two Lights.
New community foundation initiative raises $10k

New community foundation initiative raises $10k

At the end of October, the Cochrane and District Community Foundation held its annual Fall Dinner. The evening, which featured keynote speaker John Amatt, proved to be a success.
Santa Claus comes to town, by fire truck

Santa Claus comes to town, by fire truck

Forget reindeer. This Christmas Eve, Santa will be taking time out of his tight toy-delivering schedule to take a tour around Cochrane.
A man of many talents

A man of many talents

Musician. Songwriter. Guitar teacher. Bookings agent. Store manager. Sound tech. Show producer.
A man of many talents

A man of many talents

Musician. Songwriter. Guitar teacher. Bookings agent. Store manager. Sound tech. Show producer.
Fighting hunger with art

Fighting hunger with art

First Nations students from Glenbow School are fundraising for the Iyahrhe Nakoda Food Bank Society this holiday season, by promoting the sales of their Warrior Paint greeting cards.
County plans to repay $7.6M this year on long-term debt

County plans to repay $7.6M this year on long-term debt

Rocky View County’s (RVC) third-quarter financial summary report was presented to council on Nov. 26 and shows the County paid 20 per cent towards its long-term debt in the third quarter. According to the 2013 budget, about $7.
Province spending $110m on flood fixes

Province spending $110m on flood fixes

The provincial government has designated $110 million to go toward improving key infrastructure across the province damaged by the June floods, including roads and bridges.
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