Opinion

Last weekend's snow embraced the branches and fall’s lingering golden foliage like an elegant white stole.

Cochrane is a family-friendly town, and such towns are the best place to celebrate a holiday like Halloween.

As my colleague, Warren made it clear that I take a lead role. He did not relegate me to sit in his class to nod in agreement as he presented his theories. (Sadly, this is usually the case at the university). Instead, he asked for my opinions and was prepared to discuss theories I questioned as a heritage speaker of Îethka.

There’s a new name in town, and I’ve been eager to tell you all about it.

Dear editor, The well researched and reported story in the Oct. 6 edition of The Eagle about the run around that Alberta Environment and Parks (AEP) has been giving Cochrane Ecological Institute (CEI) about bear cub rehabilitation is a classic example of out-of-control government bureaucracy.

Danielle Smith cleared the first hurdle this month when she won the United Conservative Party’s leadership race, but she faces a far taller one next spring.

A rumour around Morley recently is that I’ve become very “wealthy” off my 57 years of association with the Stoney Nakoda First Nation.

It certainly seems telling that Alberta's new premier Danielle Smith is choosing to run in a byelection for Brooks-Medicine Hat instead of Calgary-Elbow. 

Taking care of our mental health is like taking care of a car. Our mental health needs routine maintenance and attention throughout the year in order to run properly.

Dear editor, Once again, the Knights of Columbus would like to express their thanks to all the Cochrane sponsors who helped make our golf tournament a big success.