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Gravel alley to become a reality for Big Hill Springs Road

Gravel alley to become a reality for Big Hill Springs Road

Rocky View County is looking to make Div. 9 the placement area for future gravel pits coming online.
Youth offer thoughtful voice in Cochrane election

Youth offer thoughtful voice in Cochrane election

Adults aren’t the only ones in Cochrane thinking about the upcoming election – teens are also offering up thoughtful commentary on current issues facing the town … and they want the next mayor and council to consider their unique perspectives when ma
Campaign question 2: Tara McFadden (council incumbent)

Campaign question 2: Tara McFadden (council incumbent)

What are your priorities for improving social or community services? I believe that the best decisions are made when council listens to people. This year, over 1,200 residents spoke out on what we need to improve our everyday life.
New RVS Learning Centre gives more space for alternative schooling

New RVS Learning Centre gives more space for alternative schooling

Thinking outside the box of traditional school is what has helped 17-year-old T.E. transform from a tense teenager to a bright and dedicated student.
Annual Outhouse Races promise to be a gas

Annual Outhouse Races promise to be a gas

Even Batman would blush at what a team of Cochrane comic book lovers is planning to do with the legendary Batmobile this weekend. “We commissioned (my brother) to build a Batmobile outhouse,” Rebel Comics co-owner Kees Fralick said this week.
Campaign question 2: Vivian Cox (council candidate)

Campaign question 2: Vivian Cox (council candidate)

What are your priorities for improving social or community services? My priorities for improving social or community services would include the following: 1) Invite community groups to present their ideas to council in regards to how we could improve
Ross Watson advocates for social infrastructure: transit, community centre and 24-hour urgent care

Ross Watson advocates for social infrastructure: transit, community centre and 24-hour urgent care

Volunteer recognition and social infrastructure are at the forefront of incumbent Coun. Ross Watson’s campaign platform.
Campaign question 1: Patrick Price (council candidate)

Campaign question 1: Patrick Price (council candidate)

The current council has not kept up with the infrastructure and the growth of the town, and the next council will have to deal with the severe lack of infrastructure.
Campaign question 1: Alex Reed (council candidate)

Campaign question 1: Alex Reed (council candidate)

It is one thing to talk about being fiscally responsible and keeping taxes low, however it’s quite another to live and experience it.
Campaign question 1: Jeff Genung (mayoral candidate)

Campaign question 1: Jeff Genung (mayoral candidate)

“Ensuring fiscal responsibility must begin with financial transparency, doing the business of the town in the open for all to see. Transparency in government spending, making facts and figures public will have real consequences.
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