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Eagle talks to Cochranites in need of transit

Eagle talks to Cochranites in need of transit

Transit has been topical in Cochrane for the last decade, having been debated by three councils and is likely to either be given the green or red light at the Sept. 10 council session.
Local youth advocates for plastic ban

Local youth advocates for plastic ban

Jade Janzen is looking to change Cochrane's footprint, one single-use piece of plastic at a time.
Family to create 103 per cent of energy needs

Family to create 103 per cent of energy needs

A Cochrane couple is banking on sunny days ahead. Hugh and Peggy Maloney recently had solar panels fixed onto their family home and expect to produce 103 per cent of their energy needs.
Youth charged with attempted murder in tourist shooting

Youth charged with attempted murder in tourist shooting

Fourteen charges have been laid against a 16-year-old Morley youth in connection to the shooting of a German tourist on Aug. 2.
Griffin appeal denied

Griffin appeal denied

A man convicted for sexually abusing his two stepdaughters while they were between the ages of four and eight has had his conviction upheld by the Alberta court of Appeal in a unanimous decision.
Portion of park closed after bear sighting

Portion of park closed after bear sighting

A portion of Riverfront Park was closed on Aug. 23 following multiple sightings of a bear. The town asked that barricades be obeyed and to stay away from the area until further notice.
Cochrane real estate market saturated, say realtors

Cochrane real estate market saturated, say realtors

It’s a tough sell in Cochrane right now, leaving motivated sellers vulnerable to the whims of the market and buyers with no shortage of product to choose from. Eleanor Kidder of Kidder and Co.
Show Your Ride for Brandon returns this Sunday

Show Your Ride for Brandon returns this Sunday

The fifth annual Show Your Ride for Brandon is back this weekend, with an anticipated 1,000 to 1,300 entrants set to strut their rides at Calgary Stampede Park.
Town might cut rec, camp programs

Town might cut rec, camp programs

The Town of Cochrane is revamping its Recreation, Culture and Arts Department and as such, will be exploring changes to programming, such as classes and camps, for 2019.
Resident concerned of mould in basement of new home

Resident concerned of mould in basement of new home

A family of four was asked to move out of their Cochrane home for three weeks due to concerns of mould in their basement, and though the mould (confirmed by a private test commissioned by the family and an air quality test by the builders) was remove
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