Opinion

I love the way colours and media of different heritages sing so delightfully together, as they were just last week when I caught an ensemble of them performing in perfect harmony at Just Imajan Art Gallery & Studio in Cochrane (justimajan.com).

Another chapter in the cycle-trekking adventures of Robyn MacKay and Bruce Roberts has come to an end, but the memories will linger for a lifetime. As described in my Feb. 25 column (coffeewithwarren.

Sometimes it seems like everything is coming together as it should in the Town of Cochrane and then I look closer and the details make me anxious.

To many Canadians, First Nations are considered a tax burden. This is a common misconception that needs to be put into context. It is true that the Indian Act provides certain tax shelters.

“Because He lives, I can face tomorrow.” The words of the popular gospel song echo in the hearts of many these days as they face struggles and injustices.

It’s that time of year again: green party decorations, green face-painting, green beer! But green eggs and ham, too? Or at least, green eggs? That’s what my always-delightful granddaughter and avid Dr. Seuss fan, B.C.

Last week’s column spoke of the awe I experience over the enormity of our universe with its billions and billions of galaxies beyond our own Milky Way, each containing billions and billions of stars whose light has taken millions to billions of years