Local News

When the original Bragg Creek Trading Post was structurally damaged by the flash flood on June 20, its owners got to work almost immediately repairing the iconic building.

Thirteen-year Rocky View County resident Cameron Wallace has stepped up to the plate as the second candidate seeking election in Division 3, which covers Elbow Valley.

One hundred days after historic flooding in June washed out parts of Bragg Creek and cut off transportation routes, Highway 758 has reopened to commuters and local traffic. A celebration took place on Sept.

Staff at the Redwood Meadows townsite plan to rebuild and repair flood damage to its berm and redirect the Elbow River with funds provided by the provincial government.

Six aldermanic candidates paid a visit to Cedarwood Station on Sept. 27 to introduce themselves to some of Airdrieís senior residents and answer any questions in advance of the upcoming municipal election on Oct. 21.

Airdrie business owner Candice Kolson has stepped into this yearís municipal election race. Kolson, an eight-year resident of Airdrie and owner of C.K.

Airdrie residents will be given the opportunity to voice their questions to aldermanic hopefuls and Rocky View Schools trustees on Oct. 15 at the all-candidates forum, hosted by the Airdrie Chamber of Commerce.

The City of Airdrie is calling young residents to come and have their voices heard on Oct. 8 at the Boys and Girls Club of Airdrie at 7 p.m. Youth of all ages are encouraged to come and ask questions of the candidates running for a seat in the Oct.

Only two City of Airdrie municipal election candidate chose to disclose campaign donors to the Airdrie City View prior to the Oct. 21 election.

Local business owner Mohamed Benini has been an outspoken member of the community for the past three years appearing before Airdrie City council dozens of times to voice his opinion.