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Special to the Eagle by Dr. Terry Poucette, Stoney – Nakoda First Nations (Wesley) Prior to European settlement, First Nations were independent and had their own laws and governance systems.

Social media channels were abuzz last week with concerns over safety around town crosswalks.

"Take your metre, your phone. No, you don't have to take your insulin this time," Maureen Topp calls out to the youngest of her four daughters, nine-year-old Cali.

By Jenna Dulewich STONEY NAKODA – Stoney Health authorities will be able to expand their diet and nutrition program after receiving $75,000 from the province last week.

A recent Supreme Court ruling is putting the onus onto bankrupt oil companies to clean up abandoned oil wells. The 5-2 decision ruled that Redwater Energy Corp.'s bankruptcy trustee, Grant Thornton Ltd.

As Tamara Wallace sifted through the country's catalogue of unsung and overshadowed minority heroes, she settled on telling the tale of Rosemary Brown as the subject matter of her award-winning essay.

The countdown is on for twelve-year-old Shelby Fenton. The Grade 7 St. Tim's student is braving the barber and shaving her lid for kid's cancer on March 15.

OUTLOOK STAFF STONEY NAKODA – Keith Lefthand has been elected the new Eden Valley representative for the Bearspaw councillor position. The election took place last Friday (Feb.

Baby, it was cold outside.

As the voting for the name of the new bridge is underway there have been questions asking what each option means to Cochrane. The following is a compilation of a short description of each option to help inform people’s votes.