Rocky View News

Coinciding with the migratory season for many birds and raptors in the province, the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation (AIWC) is holding its second annual Flights of Fancy event, Sept. 27.

Rocky View County (RVC) council unanimously appointed councillors to Intermunicipal Collaboration Framework (ICF) and Intermunicipal Development Plan (IDP) Review Committees at a regular meeting Sept. 11.

Residents who hope to make their voices heard before changes are made to three Rocky View County (RVC) off-site levy bylaws can do so at a series of open houses hosted by the County.

Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park enjoyed a busy, highlight-filled summer, according to Executive Director of the Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation (GRPF) Sarah Parker.

A project to rehabilitate Cove Park in Chestermere is nearing completion, and according to Kathy Russell, parks and recreation manager with the City of Chestermere, the park should be open before the end of the month.

Chestermere’s newest playground doesn’t look like the ones you probably played on as a kid. Instead, it looks different each time it’s set up, with unconventional toys and other objects brought out of a truck for children to play with and explore.

Twice each year, the communities of Cochrane, Bragg Creek, Bearspaw, Redwood Meadows and Springbank come together to help support the Cochrane Food Bank with a food drive.

Rocky View County (RVC) is once again providing opportunities for local producers to dispose of recyclable materials in an environmentally-conscious way through agricultural roundups – mobile collection stations for agricultural waste materials.

An organization formed to work to protect and promote the environment in Airdrie and area has officially obtained not-for-profit society status. Ken Hoehn, chair of Nature First Airdrie and Rocky View Foundation, made the announcement Aug. 23.

If you took your dog out to John Peake Park this summer, you may have seen the goats chomping on the greenery along the water’s edge.