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The voices of four choirs will be singing to help put an end to human trafficking at the second annual Kids Helping Kids Concert.

In an open letter to the residents and electors of Cremona, the minister of municipal affairs, Doug Griffiths, encouraged those interested in running for council to do so.

Things have come full circle for a local basketball coach. Springbank High School teacher Katherine Adams once played for the Alberta provincial team and is now stepping behind the bench for the U15 girls team for the 2013 season.

Consideration for private landowner agreements is going forward to preserve views at Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park and control the way development occurs around the park.

The Calgary Regional Partnership (CRP) has come up with branding from a regional transit service plan that would help those living in the 14 municipalities around the city get from location to location.

Following his early-February announcement that he would run for council in the upcoming municipal election, Dan Cunin is moving into the second phase of his campaign after an arduous door-to-door introductory effort.

Toiling with a scheduling conflict that forced him to remain in the city at the Calgary Regional Partnership mediation, Cochrane mayor Truper McBride was forced to miss his monthly ‘coffee with the mayor’ at Seniors on the Bow (SOTB), but that didn’t

With a week of voting already behind us, Cochrane is sitting pretty in the contest to be named World Fishing Network.com’s (WFN) Ultimate Fishing Town.

If you build it, they will come. It’s been three years since Alex Baum and company parted ways with Cochrane Dodge and opened up shop up the hill in the community of River Heights, along Highway 22.

Cochrane Home-Care Services (CHCS) will be holding a support-group session for local and area caregivers on April 25. The session will be held at the Cochrane Urgent Care Centre from 10-11:30 a.m.