Opinion

“All good things come in threes,” the old saying goes. Well, following up on last week’s column on vistas, here are three more, with beautiful wisdom for our politically concerned outward-looking readers.

Celebrating the heartbeat of the local community the province is celebrating Small Business Week.

This week we are being treated to another guest column by our Toronto-based son, James Harbeck , writer, editor, linguist and photographer — and webmaster for these columns.

Mr. Kusche is absolutely correct that council is wasting precious time on Marni Fedeyco’s inclusivity statement, when there are far more serious problems confronting Cochrane. Absolute inclusivity is an illusion.

Every year, in the fall, Sue and I hold our Annual General Meeting (AGM) for Martin Parnell Enterprises Inc. My business is as a Professional Speaker and Author and we pick a location to visit for a couple of days.

Since 2013 the creation of the Springbank Off-Stream Reservoir, known as SR1, has been a contentious project that has received incredible pushback from the communities it will affect.

Ah, how we love celebrating autumn! Aromatic walks among golden leaves fill our memories and scrapbooks.

In 2013, the Cochrane Activettes established an annual bursary for 3500.00 to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the club.

The autumn leaves outside Cochrane Alliance Church have teamed up with its iconic cross to offer a valuable lesson on time and eternity. But first these responses from our readers to last week’s column on steps to a happier world.

Dear Guardians of a beautiful gray cat, Sunday morning I was driving home at 12:15 am along Quigley Drive just past Bethany Care. Some driver had killed a beautiful gray cat.