Gleneagles real estate Cochrane Community attractions such as Cochrane Ranche Historic Site and Bert Sheppard Stockmen's Foundation Library And Archives, located in the Cochrane Ranchehouse. East End Cochrane is home to many annual events each year: Chamber of Commerce Trade Fair: Early May Cochrane Valley Festival of the Arts: Canada Day (July 1) Town of Cochrane presents the Canada Day Family Concert : Canada Day (July 1) Labour Day Rodeo & Parade: Labour Day weekend Terry Fox Run: September Christmas Lightup: Late November

History Of Glen Eagles

Gleneagles Cochrane provided the corral setting for the 1954 National Film Board of Canada documentary Corral, by Colin Low, whose father had worked as a foreman at the ranch. This film played theatrically across Canada and was named Best Documentary at the Venice Film Festival. Gleneagles Cochrane has a town council consisting of an elected mayor and six councillors elected at-large. Councillors are elected by the eligible electors by voting for up to six candidates and the six receiving the largest number of votes being elected. The position of deputy mayor is rotated through the councillors over their term. Elections are held on the third Monday in October every third year.

Gleneagles Education Glenbow Cochrane is home to schools from both the public Rocky View School Division as well as the separate Calgary Catholic Gleneagles Cochrane is a growing and vibrant bedroom community just minutes west of Calgary's city limits and a 40 Minute commute to Downtown Calgary. With a growing population comes a growing service sector with international retailers like Safeway, Starbucks, and Blockbuster just to name a few. But don't forget home grown favorites like Cochrane Coffee Traders, Guy's Cafe and World Famous McKay's Ice Cream. With incredible proximity to the Rocky Mountains, Banff National Park, Canmore and Kananaskis Country. Local amenities include the Cochrane Library, Spray Lakes Recreation Centre, Cochrane Ranche, Swimming Pool, Hockey Rinks, Curling Rink, The Links of GlenEagles a 18 Hole Championship Golf Course and kilometers of walking and bike paths.