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

Pool tournament to raise funds to help Cochrane child walk

2 weeks ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

As part of a broader community effort to raise $43,000 to help a local child learn to walk, Bill Gibbons is organizing a pool fundraiser with A $1,000 Meucci cue as the top prize. “All the money donated toward the registration will be given to the charity for Brielle (Thomson),” explains Gibbons. “We are looking at raising $43,000 to help her buy a special robotic device which will help her walk.”Brielle Thomson was born premature at nearly 30 weeks.
Beyond Local: Solar beauty observed daily by Alberta astronomer

1 month ago | stalbertgazette.com | Tim Kalinowski

Since he was a child Cochrane resident and amateur astronomer Abdur Anwar has been fascinated by looking up at the night sky, but what Anwar wants to draw Cochranites' attention to at the moment, rather than the night, is the fascinating cosmic show going on in the daytime sky.
Solar beauty observed daily by Cochrane astronomer

1 month ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

Since he was a child Cochrane resident and amateur astronomer Abdur Anwar has been fascinated by looking up at the night sky, but what Anwar wants to draw Cochranites' attention to at the moment, rather than the night, is the fascinating cosmic show going on in the daytime sky.
Conservatives win in Airdrie-Cochrane, but none too pleased with national results

1 month ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

Re-elected Airdrie-Cochrane Member of Parliament Blake Richards pulled no punches in a forceful speech to local Conservative Party supporters after the Liberal minority government was declared in the April 28 federal election.
Richards pulls no punches in post-election speech

1 month ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

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Foodies come out the mountains for a Taste of Bragg Creek

1 month ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

"Taste of Bragg Creek" brought foodies from all over the region out the hamlet on April 25. 15 local restaurants, pubs, bistros, creameries, breweries and wine and spirits stores took place in this year's event making it a great local dining experience for all who came out. The weather was perfect, and all the participating vendors were within easy walking distance of each other. Truly, foodies could not have asked for more at "Taste of Bragg Creek" this year.
Polls open on April 28 for election day

1 month ago | cochraneeagle.ca | Tim Kalinowski

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Community Walk of the Cross held on Good Friday

1 month 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

1 month 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 month 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.