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Wesley murder case adjourned until May

Wesley murder case adjourned until May

Court for a Stoney Nakoda Nation man charged with second-degree murder has been adjourned until May. Tylen Tray Poucette, 20, was charged with second-degree murder in the death of Kori Wesley, also from the Nation, last August.
News in brief

News in brief

The quarterly Pet-i-Cure fundraiser takes place next weekend. For a minimum of $10 you can get your pooch (or kitty) a professional nail trim with all of the funds going toward the Cochrane & Area Humane Society.
Cochrane poised for possible hen pilot project

Cochrane poised for possible hen pilot project

Advocates for urban hens are clucking with anticipation upon learning that council will be presented with the possibility of an urban hen pilot project in Cochrane. Supporters and naysayers alike are encouraged to attend the Feb.
Commercial, light industrial development on the horizon, mayor

Commercial, light industrial development on the horizon, mayor

Future visions and economic engines were two highlights to Mayor Ivan Brooker’s community update when he spoke to the Rotary Club of Cochrane Tuesday.
Finding common ground in Cochrane

Finding common ground in Cochrane

The Cochrane Ecological Institute (CEI) will be hosting its second annual wildlife symposium next month - this year's theme is Finding Common Ground.
Plane crash outside of Cochrane, no survivors

Plane crash outside of Cochrane, no survivors

Two Mount Royal University instructors were killed in a plane crash near Waiparous on Monday. Cochrane RCMP, with assistance from military and civilian aircraft, responded to reports of a plane crash on Feb. 13 at approximately 5:55 p.m.
Cochrane and county fire keeping up with growth demand

Cochrane and county fire keeping up with growth demand

Cochrane Fire Services is working on a report to town council demonstrating how it has kept up with the community's continued, unprecedented growth.
Celebrate International Women's Day with the library

Celebrate International Women's Day with the library

After receiving a generous grant, the Cochrane Public Library staff will be organizing a Women’s Day forum on March 11.
Shuttered stores raise economic questions

Shuttered stores raise economic questions

The recent closure of three stores in the shopping complex located at 312 5th Ave West (next to Cochrane Safeway) could mean that some small businesses are feeling the economic blues.
'We need more people to come forward with information,' RCMP

'We need more people to come forward with information,' RCMP

With a crime-heavy start to 2017 and residents and elders pointing to drugs as the source, the Wesley band hosted a meeting earlier this week to address residents’ concerns.
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