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Aboriginal women and children fleeing family violence in Stoney Nation now have a safe place to go again, after the reopening of the Eagle’s Nest Stoney Family Shelter.

One of Cochrane’s churches wants to start a conversation about death.

Two days. That is what it took for a carbon monoxide (CO) leak to go from unknown to almost deadly for the Ludwig family.

A frustrated council was left with little choice on Monday night other than to defer the proposed mobile food vendor bylaw until an unknown later date.

Cochrane’s first official public LGBTQ (Lesbian-Bi-Gay-Trans-Queer) group is ramping up its awareness campaign as they start recruiting members and pushing education.

With Rocky View Schools (RVS) transportation fees projected to rise by up to 47 per cent for the next school year, officials are not looking to blame Bill 1 but the lack of government funding over the last decade.

On May 19 the Town of Cochrane will reveal the launch of its very own currency. The launch will be held at Cochrane ATB Financial at 10 a.m.

The victim of a liquor store robbery that occurred in Cochrane last night says she was afraid for her life when an armed man demanded money and threatened to kill her.

And for your next class ... Jenga? In the midst of exam and graduation season, teenagers are most likely to be ready for a mental health breakdown, which is exactly why Cochrane High School students spent last Thursday doing yoga and petting puppies.

Haley Kaminski was hospitalized five times in high school.