“One of the marvelous things about community is that it enables us to welcome and help people in a way we couldn't as individuals.” – Jean Vanier

The Riverview Community Association works towards bringing the residents of Riverview together as a community through social activities, community volunteer initiatives, and representation within the Town of Cochrane. Keep informed - join us, sign up for our blog, and don't forget to ask about volunteer opportunities!
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4 Tickets to a Calgary Stampeder's Football game |
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A dog welcome mat from Global Pets |
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A funky BBQ spatula from Cochrane Toyota |
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Oil Change from Cochrane Midas |
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Killarney's Gift Certificate |
We even renewed 6 memerships and welcomed 2 new families to our association. Thank you for supporting our community association.
One inch of water, once a week is all you need to keep your lawn green, lush and healthy. The Town of Cochrane reminds residents to water only in the permitted times (5-10am or 7pm-1am) to make sure the water you are buying actually reaches the grassroots. But, what does an inch of watering look like? An easy trick to water the right amount is to throw a frisbee upside-down within range of your sprinkler. When the frisbee fills up, turn your sprinkler off and you are done. Better yet, leave the frisbee out when it rains, if the frisbee fills up or overflows you don’t need to water that week at all, saving you time and money. Remember, while running through the sprinkler mid-day helps to keep our kids cool and is allowed any time, it won’t help our grass since the water evaporates in the heat before it reaches the roots.