Local News

Cochrane could have its own hospice care as part of the Bethany Care Centre expansion, depending on how plans and funding come together.

Burnswest, which plans to develop the old Burnco gravel site into a mixed-use development, is hitting resistance from a neighbouring community.

There will be crafts and four-leaf clovers this weekend at the Bearspaw St. Patrick’s Artisan Market.

Come and meet local food growers on March 25. Residents and guests are invited to tea with local producers to hear about farming, ranching, gardens, orchards, bees or greenhouses. The tea will take place on March 25 from 10 a.m. to noon at the St.

Youth council The Cochrane Youth Council, formerly the Mayor’s Youth Council, sent a delegation to Cochrane Town Council Monday night to update councillors on the group’s progress since the transition.

Cochrane High School remains in top spot for the National High School Blood Challenge after joining the competition for the first time six months ago.

After the second annual symposium last Saturday, organizers said they were uncertain if they would be hosting a third symposium next year.

Up until last week those searching for LGBTQ (Lesbian-Bi-Gay-Trans-Queer) supports and services in Cochrane would have come up blank.

Rocky View Gravel Watch is raking Rocky View County over the coals about gravel and is hopeful administration will take its submission into account and completely re-write the draft aggregate resource plan (ARP).

The Chief Chiniki Restaurant is closed and a sign on the door hints at exciting things to come, stating a new Chiniki Cultural Centre will open this summer.