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As a final profile of Cochrane’s municipal council and mayoral candidates, the Eagle asked each three questions: 1) What is the single most vital asset you possess that would make you a success as mayor or councillor? 2) Four years from now (October

Not-for-profit representatives will have a chance to learn about fund development from Christine McIver, founder and CEO of Kids Cancer Care Foundation of Alberta, during a workshop at Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park. Slated for Oct.

For Marty Lee, the decision to run for Town Council was spurred by one thing — the need for a councilman who can get the job done. The 14-year Cochrane resident sees himself as the ideal person to fill what he said is a gap in the outgoing council.

Alice in Swaziland, a presentation by David Gjosund, will be coming to the All Saints Anglican Church Oct. 25 for the annual wine and cheese fundraiser hosted by the Cochrane Chapter of Kujali Bibi.

With their 10th anniversary in sight, the Foothills Art Club will be celebrating with the public this weekend at their annual Fall Art Show and Sale. The 10th annual event is set to run Oct.

The need for communication and consultation was expressed by all Cremona mayor and council candidates at an election forum held Oct. 9 at the village’s community hall.

A duo of candidate forums were held over the past week, providing residents with an opportunity to get to know where each stand on the pressing issues facing Cochrane in the coming years.

Wildrose infrastructure and transportation critic Drew Barnes made a stop in Rocky View County (RVC) during a seven-day tour across Alberta that set out to take a closer look at how provincial decisions have filtered down to the municipal level and l

Municipal candidate forums are popping up all over the place.

The long-awaited County Plan was given the stamp of approval by Rocky View County (RVC) council Oct. 1, but not without several changes. “It was a long process and it feels pretty good to see it through.