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Coun. Morgan Nagel was the single vote opposed to the spring budget adjustments of $1.745 million in the capital budget, offset by $465,000 in provincial grants and $1.285 million in reserves.

Directors of the McDougall Church said they have been “flooded ” with support following the 4 a.m. fire that destroyed the historic 142-year-old building on May 22.

Spray Lake Sawmills is the horse that has taken the lead in the way of donations for the coming fifth annual Cochrane Fair. The local lumber kings are donating $15,000 to the Aug.

What is it like to send your child to a school with no playground? “Interesting” says one parent who joined the fundraising society last year to help raise funds for a playground for RancheView School, which opened last fall.

Why is it important to support the grief and loss work happening on the Nation? That is what Nation members are inviting Cochrane and surrounding area residents to discuss at the upcoming Abiding and Uplifting: Celebrating Right Relations event on Ju

A Monday night delegation proved that a presentation to town council can prompt change.

Banded Peak students gave Bragg Creek residents a history lesson last Wednesday through podcasts and QR codes.

Council voted 6-1 in favour of deferring the applicant’s first reading for a land-use amendment to the future south community of Southbow Landing.

Another year, another generation gets ready to enter the real world as they complete their last step before adulthood, graduating high school. To get the information on the big day for the teens please find the details below. St.

Allan Dean Griffin continued to proclaim his innocence as a judge slapped him with a nine-year prison sentence in a Calgary courtroom Wednesday.