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"We got out to a hot start. I think we were pretty comfortable throughout (the game) running our offence. We have such a great gameplan and playbook for every game which really helps being able to execute at all times."

Residents passing over Highway 22 on Quigley Drive, as well as from other areas in the community, can see the work in progress.

"(Those games) gives us confidence that we are a team to beat in the league. We proved we can play with two of the best and it shows that we are a top team. We want teams to not want to play us."

A fun presentation took place at the Legion on Tuesday Nov 12, congratulating Airdrie's Mayor, Peter Brown.

"I was in my seat and my drinks were brought to me and as that happened, the goal happened," Dowling's mom said with a laugh. "Everyone around me was clapping and cheering and I didn't know what was happening ... I might as well be truthful about it. I could have said that I saw it, but why? It just added to the evening." 

The deadline for the survey is November 22.

The Cochrane Dollar initiative, launched in 2017, is a partnership between Town of Cochrane Economic Development, ATB Financial (Cochrane branch) and the Cochrane Monetary Foundation (a non-profit group of local small business people). The project received grant funding from the Alberta Economic Development Community and Regional Economic Support (CARES) program.

Make kindness happen.

The fire that took place in a home located on Highway 22, north of Cochrane Toyota, directly across from Rolling Range Drive was determined to be caused by a heat lamp when the tenants of the house were defrosting frozen water lines in their garage.

Since the organization’s inception in 2016, they have raised $250K through fundraising initiatives.