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The Cochrane RCMP have turned a case involving human remains found Bow Valley Provincial Park over to the RCMP’s Major Crimes Unit. On Nov.

“We ask citizens of Cochrane to please submit names of nominated families,” Kroffat said. “One thing that’s critical, the nominated family must agree they will come down and pick up the tree."

A gallery from the Glenbow Elementary School's special Remembrance Day celebration on Nov. 9.

 “Multiple individuals who were in attendance at St. Timothy Junior/Senior High School when the incident occurred were questioned, resulting in a far different version of events than the one portrayed by the mother, who was not present,” the school division stated. “Our truth was based upon multiple witnesses, not a single source. Two of three students involved in this incident were disciplined."

Tom Hardy remembers Nov. 11 being a day when his mom would take him out to formal ceremonies in town, usually starting at Cochrane High School then walking down the hill to the Cenotaph.

In a weekend-long gathering (Oct. 27-29), Stoney Nation and Simpcw First Nation, supported by Parks Canada, renewed relationships that existed long before the formation of the national park through a ceremony and hunt.

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Sewer and water contractors working in Cochrane this summer may be glad to see the season come to a close, as another pipe was accidently dug up today on Centre Ave. just north of 1st St.

“On Nov. 7, 2023, police arrested 73-year-old Ronald James Edwards, a resident of Sundre, Alta., in relation to this investigation.”

Although the Norris family homesteaded and farmed in the Glendale District, they had a notable impact on Glenbow. They also made a significant contribution to Canada’s armed forces.