COVID-19

“While we don’t expect to reach capacity most days, there are days we will be close."

COCHRANE— Cochrane is continuing its downward trend in reported COVID-19 cases. On Thursday (Dec. 17) the town had a reported 53 active cases of the virus.

On Wednesday (Dec. 16) the town had a reported 54 active cases of the virus. To date, there have been a reported 191 cases of COVID-19 in Cochrane and 136 people have recovered.

With the downtown pedestrian zone going ahead next summer, administration at the Town of Banff believes visitor paid parking coupled with free intercept parking will help deal with congestion.

Susan Kleinsasser said provincial funding leaves out mom-and-pop-type businesses that are struggling during the pandemic

Cochrane Minor Soccer has partnered with the Butchery Block to fundraise for the club and support local business this holiday season.

COCHRANE— The number of active COVID-19 cases in Cochrane is holding steady at 61. There have been a reported 171 cases of COVID-19 in the Town of Cochrane. To date 110 patients have recovered.

“It’s really, really important, especially at this time. It’s Christmas, it’s dark out we’re in the middle of a global pandemic. We’re having all sorts of economic difficulties. That’s when we really need to be looking at things that make us feel good and art really does that.”

The Cochrane Generals' first-ever online 50-50 draw is a great way to support the club, and enter to win a huge cash prize.

COCHRANE— In the last 24 hours, 67 active cases of COVID-19 were identified in Cochrane. As of Monday (Dec. 7), 156 cases have been reported in Cochrane and 89 people have recovered from the virus.