Joshua Chalmers
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Construction underway on new K-8 school in Rivercrest (opens the original)
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Rocky View Schools (RVS) has broken ground on a new 905 student school in Rivercrest in Cochrane. The RVS Board of Trustees and MLA Jennifer Johnson broke ground on the Kindergarten to Grade 8 school on September 23. “Today, we celebrate a significant milestone for the Cochrane community as we mark the groundbreaking of what will soon be the town’s newest school,” said Rocky View Schools Board Chair, Fiona Gilbert. “Once open, the school will bring learning closer to home and provide a positive,
2026 SMARTstart Airdrie program graduates 11 local entrepreneurs (opens the original)
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SMARTstart Airdrie’s 2026 graduating class includes 11 local entrepreneurs from 10 new Airdrie businesses. The participants took part in the seven-month business training program from the City of Airdrie and Community Futures Centre West. “SMARTstart helps entrepreneurs move from ideas to action,” said Jessica Williamson, Program Coordinator from the City of Airdrie. “Participants gain practical business knowledge, build valuable relationships and leave with a roadmap for growth. The impact exte
Cochrane council approves $31 million water treatment plant upgrade "to facilitate growth that has already been approved" (opens the original)
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Cochrane Town Council approved $31 million worth of upgrades to the current water treatment plant, enough to service a population of 50,000 people, at their September 21 council meeting. Mayor Morgan Nagel, and town council members, have expressed concerns in the past about the potential cost of water infrastructure needs of the town as they relate to growth. Nagel, however, expressed support for this specific project as something that is needed to keep up with commitments the town has already m
Airdrie's award winning Cashflow Canvas expands financial literacy for local entrepreneurs (opens the original)
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The City of Airdrie’s efforts to increase financial literacy for local businesses has earned them a national award. The city’s Cashflow Canvas program, which helps teach local entrepreneurs about financial literacy, earned the 2026 Economic Developers Association of Canada’s Business Retention and Expansion Excellence Award for Large Communities. “This award recognizes the power of combining practical tools with local expertise,” said Jessica Williamson, Economic Development Officer with the Cit
Airdrie residents can help plant 100 trees for National Forest Week (opens the original)
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Airdrie residents can help contribute to the urban tree canopy by helping to plant 100 trees during National Forest Week. The community event, taking place on September 23 at Chinook Winds Regional Park, will help enhance Airdrie’s parks and public spaces. “Trees provide environmental, social and economic benefits that will be enjoyed for generations,” said Airdrie Mayor Heather Spearman. “This National Forest Week, we’re proud to bring residents together to help grow Airdrie’s urban tree canopy
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