Opinion

Linda Kavelin Popov ’s done it again.

July 1 is an important date in history. Here are some key events that happened: · 1689: Matsou Basho, Zen poet, leaves for a 150 day journey across the Island of Hoshu, Japan.

Last week, the province announced its recent purchase of 2,200 acres of land on the south side of the Bow River opposite the Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park.

Many years ago, an Indigenous Elder opened the eyes of Cochrane-based wildfire specialist Rick Arthur to “the relationship of humanity, fire, and the management of our ecosystems.

Apparently, the answer to that question depends on who you are responsible for and accountable to.

On June 16, we were horrified to watch for hours as huge plumes of dust rose from the Hillstone Aggregates gravel pit west of our home near Big Hill Springs Park.

Canada has been celebrated worldwide as a welcoming country that embraces a wide array of cultures. The nation boasts a vibrant cultural tapestry, with each Canadian contributing unique and important cultural experiences.

He was everybody’s Buddy. Last Friday’s news of his passing has left a void in our hearts – and in mine, in particular. Lloyd “Buddy” Wesley , 71, was a Stoney Nakoda knowledge keeper from Morley.

We seniors in Cochrane and surrounding areas have a mayor Jeff Genung who has our backs. This pandemic has hit us seniors harder than any other age group but we are tough and resilient.