Friday May 25 | Cochrane Times
Portables causing school board strife
A complaint by a Cochrane school board trustee has caused another trustee to have his fingers rapped, and may have caused a division on the Rocky View School Board.
Words escape Mike Jeffrey when he tries to find a way to thank the "miracle workers" who saved his father's life after he went missing in the thick, Tofino B.C. rainforest last month.
A few years ago, Airdrie resident Leanne Roberts was taking in the Calgary Woman's Show when she met a group of people who called themselves Team Diabetes.
Boomtown - Airdrie booming after first four months of 2012
A good selection of properties to choose from at a cost of 20 per cent less than Calgary has new home buyers flocking to Airdrie.
Workbench Guy Wire Milestones Roots of Radio Day in the Life Wired for Sound RF Safety Road Warrior Green Radio Certification Corner The Last Word The broadcaster is launching stations in the Estevan and Weyburn, Saskatchewan markets, and has been approved for power increases at two existing stations, CFEQ in Winnipeg, Manitoba and CFIT in Airdrie, ... (more)
Fifty years after they walked out of the Crossfield School as high school graduates, 11 of the 12 members of the Class of 1962 returned to celebrate and reminisce.
Cab company cries foul over fines
An Airdrie taxi company owner is headed to court to contest two fines given to his drivers for picking up passengers in Calgary.
Hundreds remember father, daughter killed in Highway 63 crash
Friends and family gathered to celebrate the lives of Faith Kondusky-Sennett and her dad, Daniel Sennett, at the Centre Street Church on Monday.
Canadian beer products in demand worldwide
Let me tell you a story about California: A huge amount of the expansion in the 19th century was fuelled by the gold rush.
Airdrie cab company fights Calgary licence fines
"When people call now to go to Calgary, and want to book both ways, I have to tell them that I can't come and pick you up." They staff two or three inspectors during the busy Christmas season to ensure non-licensed taxis are not making any pickups in Calgary.
Reflections on a year of governing as a majority
When the Conservative Party of Canada won a majority in last year's federal election, it meant a lot of things changed for Blake Richards.
Two dead in separate crashes on roads outside Calgary
Firefighters attend the scene of a two-vehicle accident on the Trans-Canada Highway just west of Chestermere on Tuesday.
Grieving grandmother wants road twinned
Daniel Sennett and his 11-year-old daughter Faith Kondusky-Sennett of Airdrie, Alta.
Clive Burger beefs up 17th Avenue options
Warmer weather and a little bit of sunshine turns Uptown 17 into a sea of people wandering the length of the avenue.