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Locals band together to support Cochrane businesses

Locals band together to support Cochrane businesses

“It never ceases to amaze me— The generosity that you see. Whether it’s from a business giving to an initiative, or a person giving to a business to help an initiative, or whatever it is, the community rallies. We protect what we have, and I think that’s the kind of heart, no matter how big we get, that’s what you always see.”
Bow Valley High School students celebrate modified Shakespeare in the Park

Bow Valley High School students celebrate modified Shakespeare in the Park

"We did a lot of research to make sure these things were as accurate as we could get them," Frearson said. "It was a lot of work but it was totally worth it. I love how everything turned out."
Shandro explains rural rollout of COVID-19 vaccine in Alberta

Shandro explains rural rollout of COVID-19 vaccine in Alberta

Despite cold storage requirements of -80 C for the Pfizer vaccine and-20 C for Moderna, there has been no spoilage due to temperature.
Cochrane reports six active cases of COVID-19

Cochrane reports six active cases of COVID-19

COCHRANE— The number of active COVID-19 cases in Cochrane is holding steady. In Cochrane, there were a reported six active cases of the virus as of the end of the day Monday (Feb. 8).
Cochrane and Area Boys and Girls Club finding ways to keep youth connected during COVID-19 lockdowns

Cochrane and Area Boys and Girls Club finding ways to keep youth connected during COVID-19 lockdowns

“It's pretty beginner so there’s no experience required,” said youth program manager Nola Hume. “They get to make some pretty neat dishes.”
Cochranites rally to implore province to let youth play sports

Cochranites rally to implore province to let youth play sports

“There’s got to be a way that the government of the province can allow, mostly kids, to get back to their sports and activities,” Cann said. “They're missing that sense of team and community.”
Cochrane reports six active cases of COVID-19, easement of health measures begins

Cochrane reports six active cases of COVID-19, easement of health measures begins

The Town of Cochrane reported six active cases of COVID-19 as of the end of day Sunday (Feb. 7). To date, the town has identified 316 cases of the virus— 308 people have recovered and two people have died.
Storytelling Alberta celebrates Black History Month online

Storytelling Alberta celebrates Black History Month online

“When you think of history, I don’t think people know much about the role that Black people have played in Canadian History. It’s come to the fore that it’s not just in the United States that people of African descent encounter a lot of difficulties, whether it is with the police, or with employment or social things."
Controversial Bearspaw gravel pit application refused by council

Controversial Bearspaw gravel pit application refused by council

After fierce public outcry over a proposed gravel pit in Bearspaw, Rocky View County (RVC) council voted to refuse the application on Feb. 3.
Second dose of COVID-19 vaccine coming to Cochrane continuing care residents in early February

Second dose of COVID-19 vaccine coming to Cochrane continuing care residents in early February

“We haven’t heard any concerns specifically for [Cochrane], but there are obviously concerns overall about the delays about protecting the residents, about protecting our most vulnerable."
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