Vox Populi

Editor: I had a dream that Canmore’s car-free promenade set new standards in 2014. A road bypass and tunnel were built so that locals and guests could enjoy an attractive shopping and strolling avenue in the centre of town.

Editor: I have to agree with a recent post in the Calgary Herald from Mr. Don James (Carstairs, AB) re: “Cougar killer ‘made right decision,’” on Dec. 17.

Editor: On Friday, Dec.

Editor: Hello Jenn (re: Dec. 12 RMO letter), I applaud you. Finally, somebody is writing about the scary crosswalks we have in town. You see, I live way further up the hill, Elk Run Blvd. to be exact, and I cross the big intersection by A&W.

Editor: The Town of Canmore recently passed its budget for 2014. In this budget, $1.4 million was allocated to replace the roof on the old library plus $900,000 has been approved to turn it into an arts centre.

Editor: Thanks to Reno Sommerhalder and other caring Bow Valley Residents for their articulate defence of miscreant cougars. My husband and I are also grieving their loss – the loss of two important native carnivores to the Bow Valley ecosystem.

Banff politicians have grounded STARS air ambulance’s request for $16,500.

Editor: Re: Traffic light recommended for Buffalo and Bear published in the RMO Dec. 12.

Editor: The story of Joe Clark’s career as a politician, an active member of the Global Leadership Foundation and board member of Canadian and international companies in his latest book How We Lead poses interesting questions that could relate to Alb

Frustration levels are reaching a new high as Canada’s national cross-country ski team continues to struggle on the world cup circuit.