Rocky View News

Bolduc said there are knock-on effects that come along with having his furry friends nearby. He feels the results show that people need to learn to better coexist with beavers.

Rocky View County officials and students from Calgary's Bishop McNally High School conducted the annual No Stone Left Alone pre-Remembrance Day ceremony on Nov. 7 at the Garden of Peace Cemery. 

“Everybody should have an opportunity to come and see the area and just get the feeling that the community provides for its visitors,” Perraton said. “I think [Bragg Creek] is one of the most beautiful areas I’ve ever worked in.”

Cochrane RCMP's press release indicated officers responded to 15 collisions between 4 and 9 p.m. yesterday, ranging from single-vehicle rollovers to multi-vehicle pile-ups.

“Since becoming an educator, I’ve always had this image of little Indigenous kids getting off the school bus, coming into school with love, hope and excitement. I try to make them feel welcome because it is their school and the community has entrusted all of us with serving their students,” said Horvath.

Rocky View County (RVC) will be facing intense budget pressures driven by high inflation when the draft 2023 budget is brought before council in mid or late November.

Rocky View County (RVC) has a new mayor and deputy mayor. Division 3 Coun. Crystal Kissel was elected mayor after RVC council’s annual organizational meeting on Oct. 25 and Division 6 Coun. Sunny Samra was elected deputy mayor.

Cast member Melanie Baux said when searching for a script for their fall production, Swamp Donkey Musical Theatre’s all-female creative team was looking for a show that would highlight their experiences as women.

In her new role, Rosin said her priority will be the “growth and vitality of the tourism industry all across Alberta,” noting the tourism secretary role includes collaboration with the Ministry of Forestry, Parks and Tourism.

Stories from the Îethka, a series of three oil paintings and one pencil drawing by Îyârhe Nakoda artist Gordon Wesley, is the fall instalment of a year-long rotating art exhibition series from the City of Calgary highlighting the work of Treaty 7 Indigenous artists and their connection to the land.