Vox Populi

Editor: Re: Travel Alberta aims to grow tourism Somehow, Travel Alberta’s new tourism framework makes me feel that the province’s strategy is to squeeze all these extra tourists into the few national parks.

Editor: Banff’s bright blue sewagesucker is now spending a lot of time and money sucking out the “huge amounts of grease in the sewer system, matting together with rags and wipes and other inappropriate materials” that is clogging the sewage pipes no

Editor: My husband and I visited your beautiful area of the country for the first time in August. We had wanted to make a trip to Canada for several years and were excited that we finally were able to make it happen.

Editor: Thank you Spring Creek Mountain Village for the spookiest Opera House ever. To the beautiful spookie witch who greeted us and to all the spooks who really spooked us, we had a great scary time.

Editor: When you are walking across the new sewer bridge it’s easy to forget its original purpose was a sewer replacement.

Editor: Since last December, we’ve had a standing “date night” – we attended virtually all of the Tuesday night Town council meetings. We took diligent notes and studied all the participants.

Editor: The Bow Corridor Organization for Responsible Development wishes to thank all candidates for Canmore Town Council for participating in the Environmental Forum, along with the many volunteers.

Editor: The 2013 YWCA Banff Walk a Mile in her Shoes campaign officially wrapped up last week and on behalf of our team, I’d like to thank the communities of Canmore and Banff for the incredible generosity and support that we received.

Editor: I had posted a negative review online about a Canmore hotel’s customer service. Promptly the next morning I received a call from the hotel about the issue.

Editor: The school buses are running again in Canmore and our children are happily and safely back in school for another year.