Howard May

The Stockmen's Memorial Foundation hosted a Pie and Poetry event on June 8, as part of the Seniors Week festivities in Cochrane.

Cochrane Tourism executive director Jo-Anne Oucharek said getting west-bound travellers to stop in Cochrane was one of the main goals of the project’s idea.

Town of Cochrane council is considering how to upgrade and improve the level of emergency medical service (EMS) available to residents.

As representatives from the preservation society describe it, the public education event will double as an opportunity for people to take part in a significant research project aimed at creating baseline biodiversity data for the Bighill Creek area.

Bragg Creek water skier Megan Pelkey has taken on the world again. And she’s beaten them all, again.

“Our journey over the last 25 years has been filled with wagging tails, contented purrs, and the joy of giving second chances,” Beaton said. “This celebration is not just about us; it's about the power of community and the impact we've made together.”

Businesses and organizations from inside and outside Cochrane are about to have more team-building options available in town, thanks to a new initiative sponsored by Cochrane Tourism.

The World Photographic Cup Exhibition will be held in Cochrane from June 6 to 22, with a fundraising event on June 8 where local team members will discuss their work at Route 22 Artist Collective Gallery at 312 Fifth Ave.

“These are really popular trails, and we know Albertans care so much about having opportunities to go out and appreciate nature,” Earl said. “So it is shocking that this type of logging is allowed.”

Cochrane residents are being invited to provide their feedback on municipal services as a first step in developing the Town’s 2024-2026 operating budget.