Opinion

Some may not realize how much Cochrane has changed in the last century, but Kathleen Beynon certainly hasn’t forgotten, as she offers us a glimpse of the past.

Red-faced. Lead-filled legs. So thirsty. Two kilometres in and the end has never felt so far away. And I’m pretty sure there’s nobody behind me — just my butt following me, which has always had a mind of its own. Yes.

There was an article in the Calgary Herald last week espousing the important role social media plays with the Calgary Police Department (CPD).

When a large project is undertaken, it requires many hands to make it a success. My “Quests for Kids” initiative encompasses 10 quests to be completed in five years with the aim of raising $1 million and changing the lives of 20,000 children.

A photographer/poet responded to last week’s column on embracing beauty within the shadows with a slightly different take: embracing the beauty of life implied by the shadows.

Red-faced. Lead-filled legs. So thirsty. Two kilometres in and the end has never felt so far away. And I’m pretty sure there’s nobody behind me — just my butt following me, which has always had a mind of its own. Yes.

There was an article in the Calgary Herald last week espousing the important role social media plays with the Calgary Police Department (CPD).

When a large project is undertaken, it requires many hands to make it a success. My “Quests for Kids” initiative encompasses 10 quests to be completed in five years with the aim of raising $1 million and changing the lives of 20,000 children.

A photographer/poet responded to last week’s column on embracing beauty within the shadows with a slightly different take: embracing the beauty of life implied by the shadows.

How can the sun be silent? To borrow a line from the classic age of radio drama, “The Shadow knows!” It was just before noon when I stopped by Coffee Traders the other day. Spring had finally arrived in all its glowing glory.