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With over 20,000 active COVID-19 cases in the province and an announcement from Premier Jason Kenney introducing a new proof of vaccination program, many local businesses are clambering to figure out a solution to keep their operations afloat.

Responses will help inform the Steering Committee about concerns and considerations moving forward

Starting Sept. 20, some businesses must follow one of two options

Big Hills Springs Provincial Park – one of Rocky View County’s most popular tourist sites – is once again welcoming visitors to witness its series of springs, waterfalls, and rocky terrain covered with flora and fauna.

The Lions Club Event Centre, Historic Downtown and Centennial Plaza were the centre of the weekend’s festivities

Following the Alberta government’s Sept. 3 announcement reinstating mask mandates, $100 incentives for vaccinations, and liquor curfews, a member of the United Conservative Party (UCP) has spoken out in opposition to the party’s stance.

A route will be set around Mitford Park the day of the virtual run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to accommodate anyone who wishes to utilize it. The beauty of hosting it virtually also means that anyone can run anywhere and at any time, said Lesley Hunt, event organizer of the Terry Fox Run.

The game was called with just over seven minutes left in the third quarter when Bow Valley threw in the towel early. Within the first quarter, a player for the Bobcats suffered a minor injury, which halted the game until an ambulance could arrive.

A family in West Bragg Creek have lost their home following a large house fire on the early morning of Sept. 16.

The Cochrane Generals thumped the Kainai Braves 17-2  in their regular-season opener Sept. 11 at the Cochrane Area.