Local News

Community shutterbugs will have an opportunity to tell Cochrane’s story in pictures this summer.

In an effort to address food insecurity among Morley residents, Stoney Nation member Tasina Pope teamed up with a Calgary organization to help feed her community.

Tea lovers alarmed that the Cochrane mainstay store Tea … And Other Things is no longer at its street side 110 2nd Ave West locale need not fret.

Those itching to hit the trails no longer have to wait for summer. Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park and Cochrane’s Bike Bros are collaborating for a group winter cycling tour on Feb. 24 but with one caveat – you’ll need a fat bike.

The Cochrane Cenotaph revitalization project is ramping back up this month as phase two – sidewalk installation – gets underway and fundraising for the third and final phase kicks off.

Cochranites should anticipate expanded regional transit services connecting Cochrane to Calgary later this year.

A group of St. Timothy High School students are gearing up for the school’s first international science-based trip this spring.

Shane Connor, a former Edmonton police officer, has a clear vision for the type of person he wants to be and a passion for inspiring others to follow his lead.

The deadline for public survey feedback on the provincial budget is tomorrow (Feb. 9) for a 2018 flagged by the NDP as the year to “make responsible choices to lower the deficit and put Albertans back on the path of balance.

The Stoney Nakoda Nation is looking to zone a significant area of land for commercial use to boost its revenue in the wake of low natural gas prices affecting the nation's bank account.