Vox Populi

LETTER: The principal reason there are negative human-wildlife encounters in Canmore – and elsewhere for that matter – has nothing to do with what councils have decided in other matters, but is due to dog owners not obeying the rules.

LETTER: Now is not the time to reduce the number of councillors needed to provide guidance.

LETTER: I must confess I didn’t know whether to be shocked, or simply laugh out loud about Canmore council looking to prohibit election signage on public property.

LETTER: What’s missing in Sylvie Pappas’ letter to the editor “Youth should be more mature until making life-altering decisions” in the Feb. 29 edition of the Outlook and Keith Thompson’s letter in the March 19 edition, is the recognition that gender-affirming care saves lives.

LETTER: The principal reason there are negative human-wildlife interactions in Canmore is successive councils have mismanaged planning in the Bow Valley – the density of development has far exceeded what the area could bear. To take this out on dog owners, through these exorbitant fines, is ridiculous.

LETTER: On the morning of March 3 after the snowstorm with sketchy road conditions outside Morley on Highway 1A and it being –22 Celsius, there was no shoulder and I lost the battle with black ice into a snow-filled ditch with the car on an absurd angle.

LETTER: I find the lack of detail on how Canmore property assessments are carried out perplexing.

LETTER: Considering that Trudeau has the potential to do more harm to the country than the freedom convoy could have ever done, would it not be mandatory to take a page from Trump’s textbook and invoke the Emergencies Act to establish the state of Trudeau’s mental faculties before real damage is being done?

LETTER: Why is Parks Canada catering to an elite group that apparently “needs early starts and late returns to access some of the region’s most popular routes”?

LETTER: I want to apologize and thank the driver of a white truck who stopped for my Brittany spaniel, Duff.