Vox Populi

Editor: I don't pretend to know all the issues at play for the upgrades on the West Bow River pathway, but as a wheelchair user, I do appreciate any paved trail in Canmore. Rough gravel trails are off-limits to me and others. I don't expect paved

Editor: Miranda Rosin was recently named the parliamentary secretary for tourism and wrote a post celebrating the things she looks forward to accomplishing in her new position. While I commend her enthusiasm, I would like her to consider that growth

Editor: I found last week’s Rocky Mountain Outlook inspiring. Thanks for that – you did a great job in profiling no fewer than three of our community’s stars: Grant Statham for the Summit of Excellence Award, Carol Picard and Jeff Horvath, who each

Editor: In regards to the article in the Nov. 10 Outlook, "property owner fined after unsecured dumpster contributed to bear deaths," I can sum up my opinion in one sentence. The $250 fine issued by the Town of Canmore was missing a zero or two. I

Editor: Every day in my Canmore life, I hear more views on the pathway paving. What nonsense all this fuss is. Paving a well-worn trail to make it more accessible and safer for all users in all seasons is a normal and sensible thing to do. And if it

Editor: After two years of our community not being able to gather together for our regular Remembrance Day service, I was so looking forward to a real service in the school followed by time at the cenotaph as we have had for many years.

Editor: So, coming soon to us living in Canmore – a proposed 12.5 per cent tax increase and a $5,470,000 pave over of our Bow River Trail pathway. Perhaps our Mayor Sean Krausert is looking forward to dropping the checkered flag at the finishing line

Editor: For many, many years, I looked forward to Rob Alexander’s excellent articles in the Outlook’s Remembrance Day edition. He did a great job in covering current events, but was outstanding in recognizing local veterans, and fascinating in relaying

Editor: A few days ago driving onto Bow Valley Trail, I found myself in a traffic line-up. An elk herd was trying to cross to the other side. Each elk waited until it felt safe to cross the road. Two impatient male drivers pulled out of the line-up

Editor: I left the Nov. 1 Canmore council meeting more disappointed with my adopted home than I have ever been. I have lived in Canmore for about 10 years now. I have been involved in select, narrow aspects of the Bow Valley community in that decade,