Vox Populi

Editor: Thank you, Canmore, for putting on another great Canada Day parade. This is the sixth year that I have attended the parade and my family and I enjoy it each year. The floats were wonderful, the crowds jovial and the organization great.

Editor: As a part-time resident of Canmore, I am perplexed about bicycle etiquette here. I cannot tell you how many times I have been startled or almost run over by a cyclist while walking on sidewalks and trails around town.

Editor: The bunny loving ladies who wrote to you earlier will be pleased to find that I have a solution to their concerns that should please everyone – anti- and pro-rabbit alike.

Editor: It is Thursday, June 23, 8:30 a.m. and I am driving back from the Cougar Creek dog walk. I cross the train tracks at the Spring Creek entrance and, looking both ways as I normally do, see three tweens...

Editor: Last week’s letters regarding the Bunny Problem were long on angst, but short on practical solutions. Hence: 1. The Friday the 13th solution. Messy, but Jason works for free. 2. The Trouble with Tribbles.

Editor: Regarding the town’s decision to get rid of the rabbit infestation, I wanted to bring an alternative perspective to this problem.

Editor: There has been much rumour and speculation in the Bow Valley over the past few months about the prospect of Sunshine Village reopening on Canada Day.

Editor: Why did we choose to live in Canmore? Living here is a choice. Canmore offers the ultimate paradise for people who love nature, outdoor activities and a healthy lifestyle. I once heard Canmore referred to as the ‘Fountain of Youth’.

Editor: Re: “Town Replacing Avenue Trees”, RMO, June 16. a/ Councillor Taylor is quoted as stating that she “wanted to throttle” the fellow who jumped into a planter and chained his bike to a birch tree.

Editor and fellow Canmore bunny activists: I was shocked to read the 'Canmore to cull bunnies' article in the Rocky Mountain Outlook last week and I am deeply saddened to hear the Town of Canmore was even considering euthanizing our sweet little bunn