Rocky View News

With an ever -i ncreasing number of cats looking for their “fur-ever” home, the non-profit organization Tails to Tell is hoping to provide the best care and future for their fuzzy friends.

In celebration of India’s independence, members of the South Asian community in Airdrie will be hoisting their national flag. After roughly 250 years under British rule, India gained independence on August 15, 1947.

The Nose Creek Valley Museum (NCVM) is inviting members of the public to expand their minds and enjoy a unique perspective on art with it’s latest travelling art exhibition “Mary Shannon Will…”

“Their entire ethos, their vision, their mission with what they’re trying to contribute through Windwood is taking classical music out of the concert hall and see how it can reach way beyond that to connect with people on a much more accessible basis,” van der Linde said.

Metz hopes people will be moved to donate to the Meira Memorial Fund, a non-profit created in honour of Sine.

The deadline to submit an application is Sept. 29. All applicants, except for the Assessment Review Board, must be residents of Rocky View County.

If you're convinced 13 is an unlucky number, maybe you just need to play a round at Apple Creek Golf Course.

Last year’s boundary reconfiguration was a result of Alberta’s growing population, which resulted in the need for three additional ridings.

A trip to Canada's capital rendered gold medals and grins for two Rocky View County-area football players.

The provincial government recently announced that it would be imposing a moratorium on all new renewable energy projects over one megawatt for at least six months.