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Alberta's wildlife hit hard by June flooding

Alberta's wildlife hit hard by June flooding

The devastating floods this past June impacted more than 100,000 people in 30 communities, and resulted in about $3.1 billion in damages. However, the swollen rivers not only effected people but also impacted Albertaís wildlife.
Small-scale agricultural producers share challenges

Small-scale agricultural producers share challenges

The range of agricultural producers that attended the Small Farm Summit on Nov. 9 was broad, but the challenges amongst the small-scale farmers wasn’t.
Beiseker council debates maintenance of fire hydrants

Beiseker council debates maintenance of fire hydrants

The village of Beiseker’s fire hydrants have not been serviced in five years, according to the fire chief. The information came to light at the Nov. 12 Village council meeting.
Springbank residents speak out against proposed outlet mall

Springbank residents speak out against proposed outlet mall

Several Springbank-area residents voiced their concerns about a proposed outlet mall in Springbank at an open house at Edge School on Nov. 13.
County to host free water well maintenance workshop

County to host free water well maintenance workshop

On Nov.
Province grants County $1.1 M for flood protection

Province grants County $1.1 M for flood protection

Provincial grant funding totaling about $116 million was committed to flood-impacted communities across Southern Alberta, including Rocky View County (RVC), on Nov.
Town to discuss Cochrane Lake water diversion with County

Town to discuss Cochrane Lake water diversion with County

Town of Cochrane staff is planning to speak with Rocky View County (RVC) staff to find an alternative to pumping water out of Cochrane Lake and funneling it into Horse Creek.
Poverty study points to lack of coordination of services

Poverty study points to lack of coordination of services

Affordable childcare and housing. Family of origin. Education.
Cochrane Lake no longer a concern for blue-green algae

Cochrane Lake no longer a concern for blue-green algae

The blue-green algae advisory issued for Cochrane Lake in August was lifted by Alberta Health Services (AHS) on Nov. 8. According to Medical Officer of Health Dr.
Suspects break into Cochrane home while residents sleep

Suspects break into Cochrane home while residents sleep

Cochrane RCMP is warning residents of a safety concern that surfaced after a pair of break and enters between Nov. 7 and Nov. 12.
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