Local News

An audit on Rocky View County’s financial statements for 2012 shows an $8.4-million drop in debt from the previous year. The audit was completed and presented by Pricewaterhouse Coopers group on April 30.

Mount Royal University’s Ross Glen Hall will be filled with the wisdom and voices of Alberta’s aboriginal youth, as the second annual Aboriginal Youth Explosion gets underway May 12.

A charming Canadian chanteuse will use her sultry voice and beautiful music to cast a romantic spell over the creek.

Recently hired Rocky View County communications manager Grant Kaiser presented a strategy to improve internal and external communications to council April 23.

Local talent Lucas Chaisson will soon be hitting up one of Calgary’s biggest stages, as one of the performers slated for this year’s Calgary Folk Music Festival. “It’s pretty exciting — I’ve been going to the festival since I was a little kid.

It’s last call for Cochrane residents to get their information in to the town to have it included in this year’s census results.

The list of suitable identification voters can show at the ballot box during this October’s municipal election may grow significantly.

A break and enter at the Chief Goodstoney Rodeo Centre in Morley is under investigation by Cochrane RCMP.

Representatives of a non-profit organization, Foundation for Democratic Advancement (FDA), told residents of Rocky View County that changes need to be made in municipal processes in order to give more voice to the people.

Twenty five long years of commercial success and his fans love him just the same. Six Junos. Seventeen Maple Blues Awards. A recent induction into the Canadian Music Industry Hall of Fame. He’s a first-rate guitarist in the blues-rock tradition.