Vox Populi

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.

Editor: Isn’t it ironic that the RCMP are threatening to close Moraine Lake Road to the throngs of visitors entering the park to get a glimpse of a natural wonder, when Parks Canada is making the argument they need to provide alternate activities suc

Editor: Re: Ms. Patterson’s Letter “Upset by helicopter noise”, Outlook, Sept. 22. I too hear the sound of Alpine Helicopters’ tour flights as I’ve lived just across the highway from their landing pad for the past 17 years.

Editor: We would like to express our surprise and disappointment with the Outlook’s editorial about the Town of Canmore’s Vision Keeper’s Group (Sept.

Editor: The article on zoning issues in Banff in last week’s paper and mention of the Bow Valley Study in the Decade magazine (RMO, Sept. 22) caught my attention.

Editor: To Mayor Casey and council: I have lived in Canmore for many years, in the neighbourhood of South Canmore, which was a quiet peaceful place until the noise from helicopter tours has recently become problematic.

Editor: I am a newer resident to Canmore. I moved here in early spring with my son from Southern Alberta to take an athletic coaching position.

Editor: As I was walking my dogs along Rundleview Drive towards Spray Lakes Road on Sept. 7, I heard a sudden loud roaring sound and saw smoke as a model rocket was launched. The location is on the grasslands hill between Rundleview Dr.

Editor: Derwyn Hughes of Calgary (July 28 RMO) and perhaps whoever tries to protect the wildlife along the Trans-Canada Highway, could consider looking at what Kelly Grant Ash, in an Msc thesis for Brigham Young University, has found works on drivers