Vox Populi

Editor: More bunny thoughts. Canmore children think the bunnies are so cute but face it… the Canmore bunny is an invasive species and may threaten the Rockies’ natural wildlife.

Editor: It is refreshing to see the likes of Kyndra Biggy and her friends supporting the cause of keeping Canmore rabbits alive and well. Good for her.

Editor: Re: the letter by Bob Smerek (Oct. 27). To our recall, Alpine Helicopters did do the right thing and opened their operation outside the Town boundaries. Since that time, it would seem that people have built around them.

Editor: Paula and Ron Remple have done a stellar job for the Canmore and Area Health Care Foundation and for the community.

Editor: So Banff superintendent Pam Veinotte virtually would ignore the commitments and the deal agreed upon by Parks Canada and Norquay just because they occurred 22 years ago (RMO, Oct.

Editor: This is in response to your commentary editorial regarding the fraudulent letters and that recently, residents are being coaxed/coerced into complaining.

Editor: Reading your article in the Oct. 06 issue leaves me with a feeling of sadness and disgust. Again, another wild and magnificent animal has been destroyed because of careless human intrusion.

Editor: I am dismayed and resent that my name and that of Bow Valley Ford were attached to the correspondence regarding Alpine Helicopters which was published on October 13, 2011.

Editor: To Alpine Helicopters Ltd. and the residents of Canmore. On behalf of Grotto Mountain Village, as president of the GMVRA, I find it necessary to apologize for the letter in last week’s Outlook vilifying Alpine Helicopters Ltd.

Editor: I have been a resident of Canmore for nine years. When I am home, I spend quite a bit of time outside in my yard. This summer I did a lot of landscaping, gardening, reading and visiting with friends on our deck.