Opinion

Yes! Yes, I know. The “Ratatouille” is not an Alberta dish— It’s a southern France specialty. From Provence, to be exact. Still, I bet you we can make killer ratatouilles just the same.

I first shared this story 20 years ago for my wife’s 60th birthday. Her 80thbirthday this week seems like a great excuse to share it again.

“I spent countless hours cruising around trying to find moose in Rocky View County. Any free moments I had were on the road hoping to catch a glimpse. The moose photo is great because it was literally months of work and waiting and it looks like he is grinning, like he was waiting for me to stop by for a visit.”

Councilor Nagel discusses fiscal responsibility.

Both elections are important, especially when considering the course we set through the remainder of the pandemic, and deserve equal attention. Fatigue could very well play a part in a voter turnout in Cochrane, but it is important for citizens to have a say in the courses our governments chart— Federally and locally.

Mark Cochrane Culture Days 2021 in your calendar September 11 to 12! Cochrane Culture Days 2021 is set to go! With two days of scheduled performances on two outdoor stages, an indoor Marketplace, and lots of public participation events, Cochrane Cult

Cochrane is a town that takes pride in caring for one's neighbours and celebrating rural life in Alberta.

Last week’s column paying tribute to the late Jack Tennant on the 20 th anniversary of the Cochrane Eagle , the newspaper he founded, drew some truly grateful responses.

For 20-years The Cochrane Eagle has had a newsroom diligently working to bring community news to readers in town.

This issue of the Cochrane Eagle , host newspaper for these columns, marks the 20 th anniversary of its founding. In honour of its founder, the late Jack Tennant , I’d like to revisit my May 24, 2018 column that I published upon his death.