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What's happening in Cochrane this week: A positive COVID-19 case in Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre, the Stockmen's Memorial Foundation's online auction sees resounding success and the Town's Social Recovery Task Force seeks to further understand the effects of the pandemic on the community.

"We know that capitalizing on the river could bring economic impact to Cochrane through visitation, business development and the visitor economy," Oucharek said.

"I think they’re protectors. I think they take on that role and take pride in the fact that they can protect and be the most important part of the team, if you ask me, other than the quarterback. If you don’t have a lineman, you’re not playing any type of high level."

Help protect yourself online this holiday season with these tips from Alberta RCMP.

Rocky View Schools’ (RVS) rate of graduating students continues to be higher than the provincial average, according to Superintendent Greg Luterbach. At the Nov.

The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission says all provinces and territories, except Nunavut, will get the alerts, but people will not be required to take action.

“These steps are not being taken lightly,” Kenney said.

“It’s [domestic abuse] more pervasive than anyone knows,” said Big Hill Haven Fun Development Officer Tara McFadden.

BRAGG CREEK— Calling on Bragg Creek residents to find a balance between growth and respecting wildlife, a group is encouraging the area be identified as a critical wildlife corridor.

Cochrane RCMP is seeking the public's help in the search for a missing man.