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Get ready to butt out, Cochrane. Retiring pharmacist Kelly Kimmett has one final health ask of the community, as he celebrates his retirement this

A debate over whether the consumption of mass-produced meat should be curtailed and eventually eliminated is planned for the next session of Cochrane Ideas on tonight at 7 p.m. at King Solomon Lodge. Organizers are calling it the Red Meat vs.

Cochrane gas stations are all selling at 106.9 cents per litre today with the exception of the Shell on Big Hill Springs Road which has gas listed at 110.9 cents per litre according to GasBuddy.com.

The Riviera community is buzzing with concern over bee hives in their community.

It's going to be a balmy 27 C today as temperatures continue to climb as June rolls on. The mix of sun and cloud will provide some relief from the heat as well as scattered showers.

The family of Emily McKervey is looking to the Cochrane community to shower her with birthday wishes, letters and thoughtful cards to ring in her eighth birthday on June 22.

Former St. Timothy High School graduate Devin Artym now has five children's books released to the public.

An Indigenous volleyball team is taking important steps for athletics on the reserve and girls participating in sport, as they attempt to raise enough funds to compete at the Alberta Indigenous Games this summer.

Nolan Oakey has the chance to suit up for the International Indoor Junior Lacrosse (IIJL) World Junior Lacrosse Championship in Hamilton, ONT.

With two first-place finishes from Brendan Macguire and Holly Moores, the St. Timothy Thunder put their best foot forward at the junior city championships.