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Input collected from the survey, along with technical information and data gathered will serve to educate, tailor community outreach, and guide decisions made on the department’s future growth trajectory and service level plans over the next 10 years. 

“Boxing is a sport where you can draw a lot of pride, a lot of identity,” said Trevor Wesley, Bearspaw Boxing Club coordinator. 

According to Alberta Transportation, an average of 3,891 vehicles drove the section of Highway 1A daily in 2022.

Cochrane artist Adrienne Jenkins has ventured out to some of the sites of concentration camps that were operated across Canada from 1914 to 1920, and used her imagination and artistic talent to illustrate one of the darkest periods in Canadian history.

“They live their whole life in this community, but then, in their golden days, they have to leave and live somewhere else, which can be hard on them as well as their families.”

“I had an Indigenous trainer named Kevin Starblanket, who is a retired CPS officer, and he understood the training and did a great job,” McMichaels said. “Hats off to everyone working on that film.”

After a long hiatus due to global forces beyond anyone’s control, the popular Taste of Bragg Creek is coming back – under a newly improved format – on April 21.

The Cochrane Pregnancy Care Centre’s spring fundraiser will offer an evening of symphonic music along with the opportunity to help area women cope with the challenges of an unexpected pregnancy.

According to AIWC, baby hares are born without a scent, which allows them to avoid predation and permits them to be left alone safely for several hours at a time while their mother is out feeding.

Guindon joins RVS from Canadian Rockies Public Schools, where he has served as the secretary-treasurer for more than five years.