Vox Populi

Editor: Let’s welcome the ‘New Face of Parks Canada’. The management of Parks Canada is moving forward to deliver on their mandate to Canadians.

Editor: Drivers have no respect for the posted speed limits in the Rocky Mountain national parks. Recently (July 15-16), I rode with some motorcycle friends from Calgary to Jasper and back.

Editor: Mike McIvor of the Bow Valley Naturalists must be a hard man to please. If an outdoor activity is popular, he might say that it creates a danger of the park being over-run.

Editor: So the bridge has gone. What a great improvement to the return of Spring Creek to its original, unspoiled condition. But wait – those bits of trees that block the flow and collect garbage are still there.

Editor: The management of Parks Canada is moving forward to deliver on their mandate to Canadians.

Editor: Has anyone noticed the continuing silence on all matters regarding the Three Sisters area of town? I notice that there always appears to be a perception from town council that Three Sisters is always considered a third party – a sort of “them

Editor: Having read the proposed progress to be made on the feral bunnies of Canmore, I would like to add: PTS Network, on Channel 14, gave a summary on the Los Angeles feral cat problem and partial humane solution, which entailed a community of orga

Editor: As Canada Day parade marshall, I would like to take this opportunity to thank the volunteers who assisted me in making this year’s parade such a success.

Editor: The New Face of Parks Canada.

Editor: Isn’t it a shame that Canmore council cannot demonstrate good judgement and a more responsible approach to the so called bunny problem? Amending a bylaw to allow what I can only describe as a senseless and inhumane act – trapping and killing,