Local Sports

“We’re very hopeful that in September, which is many months away, things will be under control, and things will be back to normal a little bit more, and that includes us playing regular football, contact football. We’re gearing up for that”

“I think there’s going to be a lot of room for me to improve going to the colts. Playing for the Colts is really going to help my play style and give me good tips that I didn’t know before and overall make a better player."

“It’s volunteers. It’s not a Town project, it’s a project that Bike Cochrane fundraised for, and through the generosity of a lot of donors and community association grants, we were able to build almost a $100,000 bike park. Hopefully, that’s not the last one that we build, but it does mean that any money that we have to put back into rehabilitating it is money we can’t be putting into other new projects.”

“It’s like a dream come true for me. Ever since I started running it’s been my goal and my family’s that I would run somewhere for a university. Just to be able to do that, all my hard work is paying off."

“For the sake of the children, I hope that the season happens. Mentally and physically, they’re ready for more, they’re tired of sitting inside their homes and not being able to connect with their friends.”

“We’ve been very fortunate to be able to continue running, and to be part of the market— It’s thriving right now in the cycling world."

Cochrane Minor Ball saw more than 120 registrations on day one of its registration period on Friday (Jan. 15).

Cochrane Minor Soccer has partnered with the Butchery Block to fundraise for the club and support local business this holiday season.

The Cochrane Generals' first-ever online 50-50 draw is a great way to support the club, and enter to win a huge cash prize.

Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre has made several changes to the way its programs are being offered in the wake of the provincial restrictions.