Rocky View News

Active COVID-19 numbers have climbed locally and provincially, as Airdrie reported 72 active cases on March 22, while the provincial count reached above 6,000.

Crossfield Town council is weighing the pros and cons of commissioning a water filtration company’s wastewater treatment technology.

Inter-municipal plans to extend Calgary Transit service into Chestermere later this year are still chugging along.

Eleven students at Fireside School in Cochrane will see their short stories published in print later this year, after entering Polar Expressions Publishing’s 2020-21 Short-Story Competition.

Three Rocky View County (RVC) councillors are suing the County over lost wages after being cleared from previous sanctions in 2020.

Rocky View County (RVC) council voted to direct administration to proceed with construction of the west mile of CrossIron Drive this year.

The RCMP Serious Crimes Branch is still investigating the disappearance of five-year-old Leonine O’Driscoll-Zak and two-year-old Wyatt O’Driscoll-Zak, from Cochrane.

After a tough season of cancelled competition and lost income, the Airdrie Curling Club is hoping to strike gold this week in a daily online raffle put on by Curling Alberta.

As spring has officially sprung, the migration of Canadian Geese will soon follow, and the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation (AIWC) is sharing tips to prevent the birds from nesting in dangerous areas.

Airdrie's active COVID-19 numbers continue to drop, as 61 were reported on March 17, but acvive cases, hospitalizations and ICU adminissions have recently climbed province-wide