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The call has been put out to all two-spirited, lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, trans, queer and allies for the second annual Morley Pride event this August.

The smile on Terry Fox’s face when she graduated belies the tumultuous journey she took toward earning her PhD from the University of Victoria.

Following a fire that “completely destroyed” the142-year-old historic McDougall Church west of Cochrane, the initial report deeming the fire was “likely accidental” has been reversed after new information from the MD of Bighorn Fire Investigator was

The crowd was abuzz as the community centennial Queen and Princess unveiled the Homesteaders’ Rock in Bearspaw last Saturday. “It was an honour and a privilege,” said Anne Wearmouth, community centennial Queen.

Céline Hof is excited to go back to the Netherlands but sad to leave the community she called home for the last 11 months.

A small army of rural Cochranites say they are tired of being ignored and having their voices overshadowed by the oil and gas industry.

The historical home slated to become a mental health clinic is a go again after the owners won an appeal saving it from the cost burden associated with burying power lines adjacent to the property. “I was thrilled to get the ruling in our favour.

There’s a new ride coming to town – where safety, security and service are at the forefront and ladies are behind the wheel.

The Cochrane Historical Museum’s summer student is introducing new ways to keep history alive this season.

When Carol Brammer retired from her position as branch manager with Western Financial Group, a life of basking in the sun was not in the cards. “I was intent on retiring, but people kept asking me to come back,” she said.