Opinion

The exponential population growth of Cochrane has transformed the face of the community, and this increase in population is expected to continue for decades to come.

Thank you, readers, for your encouraging responses to last week’s column on COEXISTing with each other in a spirit of inclusion, compassion and mutual respect – qualities that make Canada such a great country to call home.

President Donald Trump’s defeat was celebrated around the world. This was heartening to witness because hate is a powerful motivator.

As we count down the days of 2020 and all the challenges that have followed, I think it may be a good opportunity to reflect on some Council term highlights I’m quite proud of, as well as some legitimate reasons for future optimism in the Town

Albertans received tough news on Tuesday, learning that more health measures are being introduced to help curb the spread of COVID-19.

Years ago I came across a poster that read, “I like you. You’re different.

This week is the birthday of our older son, Reg Harbeck , an Information Technology consultant.

If there is one thing that most residents of Cochrane can agree on, it is that traffic congestion is a major frustration.

I would recommend anyone read at least the budget overview to become informed about how council is spending your tax dollars, trust me, it is enlightening to know some details.

In view of the current tug of war between truth and political rhetoric, I’m revisiting a column I first published on Jan. 4, 2018, especially relevant at this critical time.