Cochrane

It's not just Calgarians.

We also have regional partners in Airdrie, Chestermere, Strathmore, Satina Nation, and Cochrane.

And so investing in the system isn't just investing in Calgary, it's investing in the entire region.

Are those areas also going to see a hike in their utility bill?

But instead he had, he had a life changing experience with us.

And, and now he's writing his own stuff and he's, he's helping to run a convention out in Cochrane,

Alberta.

Yeah.

Sorry about that.

So my name is Lisa Rosenberg, and I currently live in Cochrane, Alberta.

And my journey with this group goes back to Leanne Baer.

So I was hoping that she would be on this call, but she's not.

And in 2017, I felt the desire to like really move into relationship.

I felt like every Canadian should have three Indigenous friends, like friends.

And what does that mean? And so living in Cochrane, I would say, yeah, there's a lot of fear that's instilled between Minithany and Cochran.

And so the racism is real.

That's by Blaine McInnes, age 11, Glace Bay, 11 years old.

Justin, nine, Cochrane, Alberta.

I think Canada is nice because there are no kings.

Isn't that interesting? I mean, no kings.

They entered, Bring this kid up on stage.

And he's from another tragically hip tribute band, which is playing, I think, this weekend, actually, on the 24th in Cochrane in Alberta, a smaller town in Alberta.

And the kid's name is he's from a tragically hip tribute band called the Wheat Kings.

And he just had his kid.

And he hopes to see Alberta eventually leave Canada.

So we've reached Robert Lohan Cochrane, Alberta, which is just northwest of Calgary.

Not very far, actually.

I visit there all the time.

Robert, I appreciate your insight on this and giving us sort of a peek into your motivations because I think it helps everyone understand the choices that people are making and how they're making them.

Robert Lowe is an Alberta voter who supports separatism.

He joined us from Cochrane, Alberta.

And coming up, Janet Brand.

And he hopes to see Alberta eventually leave Canada.

So we've reached Robert Lohan Cochrane, Alberta, which is just northwest of Calgary.

Not very far, actually.

I visit there all the time.

Robert, I appreciate your insight on this and giving this sort of a peek into your motivations because I think it helps everyone understand the choices that people are making and how they're making them.

Robert Lowe is an Alberta voter who supports separatism.

He joined us from Cochrane, Alberta.

And coming up, Janet Brand.

Uh, so I'm from Alberta.

Um, I was born in Cochrane, lived in Calgary.

Uh, and then I was pretty little, we moved to Vancouver Island.

I, I was seven.

Just don't ice fish too late in the year there, Tim.

Carol Ellis in Cochrane, Alberta: I've stopped repeatedly gaining then losing the same fifteen pounds.

Hey, haven't we all? Michael Pollan, um, Michael is a best-selling writer of books on people in the natural world, said this: "Eat whole food, not too much, mostly plants." Since doing that, I've maintained a healthy weight for ten years.

I still eat occasional treats, and I still eat holiday foods and desserts on special occasions.

I'd get angry and stressed, and who needs that? So I just quit cold turkey.

But I find myself creeping back because I missed seeing what my friends were doing and watching cooking videos." Well, cooking videos, that's gotta be okay.

Marion Francis in Cochrane, Alberta.

"I'm 72, and I quit smoking at 21.