Opinion

Last August one of our Morley readers had an experience that spoke to one of the greatest joys in life: Silence. She took a photo of that moment to help us journey with her for a few minutes.

I am writing to add my voice to the many who are unhappy with the changes proposed by Bike Cochrane to the Jim Uffelmann Park.

Albertans across the province have been left physically, mentally and spiritually exhausted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

HRH Prince Philip , Duke of Edinburgh and husband of Queen Elizabeth II, passed away on April 9, 2021 at the age of 99.

In 2020, one of the outcomes of COVID was that we switched from in-person to virtual races. Instead of heading off to locations around the world we had the opportunity of participating in these events virtually.

The weather is warming up in Cochrane and with it comes dry grass ready to ignite.

In the darkness of these Covid times it’s nice to have a chuckle or two.

During these very difficult times we are all doing the best we can to cope with this pandemic, Cochrane Home Treasures is no exception. Our staff is wearing masks, distancing and washing hands all according to the Alberta Health Services rules.

Premier Kenney’s response to the Supreme Court of Canada’s ruling that the Liberal government’s Carbon Tax plan is constitutional has been weak in the extreme.

Heading into the final stretch of our four-year term as your Cochrane Town Council, I believe it is important to reflect on past achievements, while also looking ahead to the projects breaking ground this spring that council has planned for the futur