Vox Populi

LETTER: I agree the sentiment that the way someone uses their home is ultimately up to them and should never be subject to a municipal policy.

LETTER: Some critics say it does nothing to address the present moment needs, like more teachers, more support staff and more resources.

LETTER: How I wish some elves come one night and simply swapped the red and green light bulbs. Traffic would flow smoothly.

LETTER: In summary, I would say that the intersection is well designed, given its geographical boundaries. The problem is lack of driver compliance.

LETTER: I recommend that the letter writer follow a little less closely, in case the driver in front stops to let someone cross. Or better yet, ride a bike, it may be the fastest way to get where you're going.

Editor: It should be disconcerting to Albertans that our premier is making radical changes to our health services, policing, controversial transgender policies, etc., as well as to the Alberta Bill of Rights.

LETTER: The Town of Canmore, in their rather quixotic pursuit of an affordable, car-free, green community, has decided to once again tax the actual residents of the town.

LETTER: There has been much gnashing of teeth recently about the redesign of Canmore’s main intersection at Bow Valley Trail and Benchlands/Railway Avenue. If one were to rely on letters to the editor, it would seem that this project has been a failure. I respectfully disagree.

LETTER: I live by Millennium Park, which has seen a marked increase in use by a myriad of sports teams, picnicking families, and wedding parties. It’s an embarrassment to see their enjoyment marred by the increasingly frequent stench.