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Snowshoe tour raises over $40,000

Snowshoe tour raises over $40,000

Who said bright 90s snowsuits were out of style? This past weekend one funky Cochrane team helped raise money for neurological disorders with the Attack of the 90s Neon Snowsuits for the annual snowshoe fundraiser at the Fallentimber Meadery.
Councillors opposed on smoking bylaw

Councillors opposed on smoking bylaw

The public input period wraps up today for Cochranites wanting to provide feedback on the proposed changes to the smoking bylaw through cochrane.ca. Coun.
WinterFest kicks off this weekend

WinterFest kicks off this weekend

Cochrane's annual winter festival kicks off this weekend. On Saturday residents and guests are invited to five hours of family-friendly activities hosted by Cochrane and Area Events Society.
Bow Valley High jams for cans

Bow Valley High jams for cans

Bow Valley High School will be jamming for donations on March 7. Carrying on the annual tradition of hosting a Food Bank Benefit Concert, this will be the 17th year organizers are inviting guests out for a night of music and charity.
St. Timothy attends inaugural anti-bullying hockey game

St. Timothy attends inaugural anti-bullying hockey game

St. Timothy’s junior high students will be attending Calgary Hitmen’s first anti-bullying hockey game on Feb. 22. “It’s going to be exciting,” said Rob Brabec, vice-principal at the junior and senior high school.
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.
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