Vox Populi

Editor: Dear Town of Canmore, I am 12 years old, live in Canmore and go to school here. I wanted to know why you cut down the trees and branches at Rundle Drive in the back alley.

Editor: The provincial election on April 23 is one of our most important yet. There is much to admire about our premier, Alison Redford.

Editor: Those of you who know me know I have been working on the campaign of Banff-Cochrane Liberal candidate Pete Helfrich. For those of you who remember me from my several decades of journalism in the Bow Valley, this comes as no surprise.

Editor: In 2008, I was honoured to ask for your vote as a member of the now-defunct AB Greens which, by the way, have reformed as the Evergreen party, which is running candidates in both Calgary and Edmonton.

Editor: Déjŕ vu – that’s all I can think of when I start considering the current election campaign in Alberta.

Editor: Hey hikers and bikers – it’s time to show the trails a little respect and love. Until the frost is out of the ground, please restrict your trail excursions to hardened surfaces.

Editor: Canmore rabbits – hoppy Easter message: Canmore officials decided to pay kill contractors $50,000 per year, plus other expenses. Every year, as long as it takes.

Editor: To the great community of Canmore. Stacey Murphy married the love of her life Brent Dedels in September 2011 in the beautiful surroundings of the mountains, at the Quarry – it was an awesome day to remember.

Editor: Mr. Shier’s shrill argument for rescue insurance in last week’s Outlook in misleading in two factual areas, as well as philosophically uncharitable. Contrary to Mr.

Editor: I was disappointed to read in the March 22 edition of the Outlook the proposal to convert the old Calgary Power Transformer Building into some kind of visitor centre as part of the Lake Minnewanka Loop redevelopment.