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“There’s a cost of doing business,” Genung said. “We are conducting business and following a policy, and [1108] is a policy of council that states how, where, and what we can spend money on, and we’ve been following it. Council has voted recently to take a look at that, which I fully support,” Genung said.

According to MacMillan, having the students care for the eggs and recognize that animals need a special level of care was significant.

The detachment states the two males twice left the Crowfoot Liquor Store without paying for their booze.

“This is our first big concert since starting in Cochrane a year ago, and it feels amazing,” DeCoteau said.

Despite the loss, the Phoenix put up a valiant fight, showcasing their resilience and determination on the field.

After months of a sometimes acrimonious conflict with provincial wildlife officials over her right to rehabilitate orphaned bears at the Cochrane Ecological Institute (CEI), Clio Smeeton was somewhat relieved to finally have her permit officially renewed.

As a way to recognize World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Cochrane's WEAAD Committee hosted their annual symbolic lilac tree planting at the Cochrane Community Health Centre on June 15.

“We just did what we could,” Breakey said. “It was amazing how everyone rallied.”

Students from St. Timothy School's band program gave Cochranites one of their finest musical performances during the Catholic secondary school's Fine Arts Night on June 8.

“We’re ahead of schedule and will be under budget,” Brunner said.