Opinion

Perhaps it is time for Cochrane to change its slogan, and I have a suggestion.

We’re now into the second week of a full-blown water crisis that has gripped Calgary and Airdrie, a crisis that has brought about restrictions on water consumption for over a million people and has altered the way we live and operate.

Dear Editor, Well, this (environmental) task force is wonderful news! (Cover story June 13 edition of The Eagle ) Not only will Cochrane be “committing to preserving our unique identity and to protecting, nurturing and enjoying our natural land

Ron’s gracious poem is attached over my photo of Cochrane, as viewed from Big Hill against the backdrop of the majestic Canadian Rockies.

On May 10 th I headed into Cochrane and over to my local garage “Back in the Saddle” to have a spring tune-up and the winter tires changed to summers on the Mazda 3.

I would like to point out a significant discrepancy in the recent letter “Math adds up on Carbon Tax rebate” published May 30, 2024.

EDITORIAL: With more than four million people annually visiting each of Kananaskis Country and Banff National Park and growth to continue in all area communities, the emphasis and importance on individuals respecting human-wildlife interactions becomes all the more important.