Vox Populi

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.

Editor: Re: Snow boarders rescued near Sunshine and RMO editorial A slice of the Bow Valley life.

Editor: With a steady increase in ’rubber tire’ visitors to BNP, parking should be on the Parks administration and Town of Banff agendas. When I moved to Banff in 1985, Calgary had a population of around 500,000. Now it is a million plus.

Editor, I believe the recent move of Canadian Tire to Canmore is an important one. It will enable us to compete with other rural areas through the expansion of the service sector and the commercialization of tourism.

Editor: The proposal is to add lines to the Veteran’s Park tennis court as required to accommodate four pickleball playing surfaces. Pickleball players would use portable nets so the existing tennis net would not be altered.

Editor: In her letter, Banff dog owners OK, Astrid Selimos tries to assure us that the average dog owner in Banff is “responsible and caring.

Editor: Yesterday I went cross-country skiing along the Banff to Jasper highway. At the first stop there was a trail closure sign due to a hibernating bear, however, two other groups skied past the sign.