Tim Kalinowski

Calgary

Editor, Airdrie City View, The Cochrane Eagle and Rocky View Weekly. Author of the novel The Butcher's War sold on https://t.co/zit6N58VXn

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Articles

Community Walk of the Cross held on Good Friday

6 days ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

About a thousand Cochranites came out to walk "The Way of Cross" in downtown Cochrane on Good Friday, April 8. The Way of the Cross commemorates the last day of Jesus' life by walking through 12 stations which mark significant biblical events leading up to his ultimate crucifixion and death. At each station those who came were asked to pause and pray, followed by a collective hymn as they walked to the next station.
Lifelong care that bridges generations at Dr. Ziegenhagel & Associates

6 days ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

With three generations now in Cochrane, Dr. Ziegenhagel & Associates feels that community is of paramount importance. Not only are they serving patients with first class dental care, they are also serving their neighbours, friends and family. “We have generations of patients and families that come here, which we just love,” said Leslie Frias, practice manager for Dr. Ziegenhagel & Associates.
Cochrane moves forward with James Walker Trail expansion

1 week ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

Cochrane council has approved funding for the third phase of James Walker Trail through debt financing of $17.89 million. The money will be paid back over 20 years through the application of future offsite levies from adjacent areas as development surrounding the road upgrade fills in. The project will be completed in two sections. The Town of Cochrane will begin construction on its 1.5 km portion in May 2025, with work expected to extend over two construction seasons.
Visions of Spring: Foothills Art Club holds spring show and sale

1 week ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

The Foothills Art Club held its 2025 Spring Art Show and Sale on Saturday, April 12 at St. Andrew's United Church. The Foothills Art Club held its 2025 Spring Art Show and Sale on Saturday, April 12 at St. Andrew's United Church. The show featured artists from throughout the region with a special section of the show dedicated to Cochrane's Bow River area called "Visions of Cochrane."
Annual Cochrane Easter Egg Hunt and eggciting experience

1 week ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

About 200 kids with their families came out on Saturday, April 12 to the annual RockHaven Church Easter Egg Hunt at Heartland Park. The park was divided up into different age group areas this year to ensure every kid had an equal shot at getting their share of chocolate eggs. The event also featured free hot chocolate and gift bags, which could substitute for egg carriers if needed, ensuring everyone had a good time.
Route 22, the Food Bank and Sport 4 Life on hold for funding

2 weeks ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

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Order of Cochrane nominees announced

2 weeks ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

The Town announced this year’s Order of Cochrane nominees at the Committee of the Whole meeting on April 7, with committee members holding a secret ballot to confirm their choice for the worthy recipient. The 2024 nominees include April Baird, Don and Shirley Begg, Bill Belsey, Marina Chabbert, Dr. Dennis Fundytus, Terrence Haxton, Karlene Myers and Mona Sylvestre. This is the second nomination for Don and Shirley Begg, Marina Chabbert and Mona Sylvestre.
Crowdfunding initiative hopes bring Children's Theatre Festival to Cochrane

2 weeks ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

Local advocates are trying to crowdfund enough support in the community to get Cochrane’s first ever Children’s Theatre Festival off the ground and on stage by August. Late last year theatre festival co-organizers Take A Bow Community Theatre, Sleeping Giants and Black Box Theatre Guild had attempted to procure funding for the project through the Field Law Community Grant; however they were ultimately unsuccessful.
Green Shirt Day marked in Cochrane

2 weeks ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

Hundreds turned out to mark Green Shirt Day on April 6 at the SLS Centre. The event commemorates the anniversary of the Humboldt, Saskatchewan bus crash tragedy, and is dedicated not only to that memory, but also to raising awareness of the importance of organ donation, which has also become known for the Logan Boulet Effect. Boulet was a 21-year-old defenceman for the Humboldt Broncos, and one of 16 people killed in the tragic bus crash. He succumbed to his injuries on April 7, 2018.
Doing the little things can improve oral health

2 weeks ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

Dr. Harveer Chandi of Absolute Dental Care in Cochrane says there are little things patients can be more aware of that would measurably improve their oral health and their quality of life. “On a regular basis, which I encounter in every hygiene appointment, we have the standard question for every patient, like what's their hygiene routine? How frequently do they brush and floss?