Vox Populi

LETTER: Pedestrianization isn’t about attracting tourists, it’s about creating community in our town. Those of us who live here, benefit from it as much, or more, than visitors.

LETTER: Join me in voting yes in supporting Banff council’s decision to have a downtown pedestrian zone on Banff Avenue every summer, where our traditions of hospitality can flourish even more.

LETTER: I am writing to thank the many people who have helped me and my family as I’ve tried to cope with two-and-a-half years of post-COVID-19 condition, more commonly known as long-COVID.

LETTER: In regard to the reopening of the grizzly hunt, in a time when the planet is suffering more, and stressors are ever more present, our provincial government seems to be going the way of the luddites.

LETTER: The constant growth ethos of the current establishment and the burgeoning pedestrian zone means this will only become worse, requiring more staff, more parking, more crowding, more, more, more.

LETTER: I'm not looking to create a divisive issue – like the world needs more – but a question to all of us who either call the mountains home, visit regularly or just pass through: how can we let folks know it's not okay to discard cigarette butts on the trails?

LETTER: This forward thinking action will positively enhance the Banff Avenue experience for both community residents and visitors alike, for years to come.

LETTER: Please consider this my support for the continuation of the Banff Avenue pedestrian zone. I believe it is crucial for the future of this community.

LETTER: It's hard to believe there's going to be another three years of this.

LETTER: Bottom line, the Bow Valley Parkway is a public not private road for all to use, including motorists.