Opinion

I have followed with interest the proposal by the Ministry of Health to augment primary care delivery in our province.

Essentially, municipalities under confederation were considered akin to provincial government “franchises” in modern day parlance.

I’d intended this week’s column to be a follow-up to last week’s on the restoration of the Creator’s vandalized image in us.

Does Ms. Smith understand that the majority of Albertans do not want a private health care system, an AB police force, an AB pension plan, party colors in Municipal Elections or Provincial interference in Municipal Elections?

This will be my fifth Mother’s Day without my beloved mom. She passed away on Valentine’s Day in 2019. She was born on Dec. 25th, 1930, and was the love of my life. We used to joke that she fell out of the Christmas tree.

Last year, on a very hot Saturday in September, a group from the Rotary Club of Cochrane, headed down to the Cochrane Farmers’ Market.

In a conversation with local artists at Route 22 Gallery a few years ago, the question came up: If beauty is so important for the healing of our broken world, then how can we ourselves become more truly beautiful works of art as agents of healing? Af

On April 1, federal politicians increased their indexed incomes by $8,500 to $17,000 becoming second best paid elected officials in the world. They also are eligible for pensions after only six years of work.

This legislation is an attempt to both rebuff the federal Liberals as well as bring Alberta municipalities back in line by slapping their outreaching hands.

Tis that time of year when Cochrane is treated to art shows that gladden the heart.