Opinion

Is Cochrane going to be able to keeps its 2013 promise to not annex any additional land from Rocky View County for the next 50 years? And, if it does, what would Cochrane look like in the year 2063, when the population is projected to hit 65,000? In

Readers have been asking me lately what I call someone of Aboriginal identity. My usual answer? I call them Roland, Tina, Thomas, Henry, or whatever their name is.

As a photojournalist, there are a few events that stand out in my mind as ‘wow’ moments.

Is Cochrane going to be able to keeps its 2013 promise to not annex any additional land from Rocky View County for the next 50 years? And, if it does, what would Cochrane look like in the year 2063, when the population is projected to hit 65,000? In

There’s no denying that social media has and continues to change the way the world communicates and seeks information, and even in a town like Cochrane it’s growing.

Stampede time in our Western Alberta foothills town is nothing short of . . .Yahoo! And there’s way more to the celebration of our early-summer festivities than rodeos and the Calgary Stampede. Take this past weekend, for instance.

There’s no denying that social media has and continues to change the way the world communicates and seeks information, and even in a town like Cochrane it’s growing.

Stampede time in our Western Alberta foothills town is nothing short of . . .Yahoo! And there’s way more to the celebration of our early-summer festivities than rodeos and the Calgary Stampede. Take this past weekend, for instance.

After another successful Canada Day celebration in Cochrane, we realize that our families all came from ‘somewhere’ to make this country what it is today.

After another successful Canada Day celebration in Cochrane, we realize that our families all came from ‘somewhere’ to make this country what it is today.