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A Stoney Nakoda Elder is promoting continuing education after he was among Stoney students awarded certificates from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) and Lethbridge Community College March 3.

When packing up the holiday trailer this summer, you may want to shift into park for the Aug. 18 to 20 weekend.

Valley High School was transformed into a world of pink last Wednesday.

How will Donald Trump impact Canada? Cochrane IDEAS will be discussing that concept inviting attendees to express their views, positive or negative, on the “Trumpian political phenomenon that continues to grip and fascinate the world.

In a town with “one of the busiest detachments” in Southern Alberta, a volunteer group described as the “eyes and ears” of the RCMP is seeking more members.

Orange tarps were removed this week to provide a glimpse into the new multi-sport complex that is phase one of the long-awaited addition to the Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre (SLSFSC), which was handed over to the town this past week.

The Cochrane and Area Humane Society (CAHS) received a donation of more than $11,000 from The Cat House Inc. specialty pet store on Friday.

St. Timothy students left the inaugural Be Brave Calgary Hitmen game feeling “inspired” and “overwhelmed.

Education critic Leela Aheer spoke to a crowd of roughly 20 on the Wildrose’s concerns with the NDP’s curriculum review and the push by special interest groups to cease funding to independent schools.

Less than two weeks following the untimely loss of her husband, Emilie Trickett is adjusting to her new normal with her two-and-a-half-year-old son, Austin, who will only know the memory of his doting father.