Chelsea Kemp

“It is a bit of cowboy town and that matches really well with us,” Skerry said. “For us, the product and our brand and our Albertan roots fit this community. We’re happy to be here— We’re certainly looking forward to a long and good future here.”

COCHRANE— Winter has arrived in Cochrane, and with it comes the need to drive cautiously to keep others safe.

“You want the animals you release to stay there and not get into trouble with humans again. It is possible to find places like that," Smeeton said. “We really need to think about these possibilities because we want the best for the animals."

“Your grief might be different, but we’re all grieving,” said end of life doula Julie Handrahan. “You don’t feel alone.”

“Your grief might be different, but we’re all grieving,” Handrahan said. “You don’t feel alone.”

“Small business owners often wear all the hats— They’re small teams, or teams of one often, and they’re just doing every piece of the puzzle themselves,” Sinclair said.

"Education is the foundation for everything. Some people may not know that it is detrimental to wildlife.”

“You want the animals you release to stay there and not get into trouble with humans again. It is possible to find places like that," Smeeton said. “We really need to think about these possibilities because we want the best for the animals."

“I can attest first hand having been a part of this project since 2002— The extreme amount of time and energy it takes to cross a river,” Genung said. “It will help take the pressure off provincial roadways, while providing a crucial secondary access for not only resident but emergency vehicles as well.”

A statement released by the Town on Wednesday (Oct. 21) states Minister of Municipal Affairs Tracy Allard has recently tested positive for COVID-19.