Vox Populi

Editor: Wow – what happened to Canmore’s Main Street? We’re a few years into a pedestrianized summer space, and yet the Town’s approach appears to be “close off the street to vehicles. Job done.” How about some cohesion? All decks protrude by four

Editor: July 1 was another disappointing civic celebration in Canmore. The pancake breakfast started the day off well, followed by a fun parade, both well attended events but for the remainder of the day there was absolutely nothing. The breakfast was

Editor: Now that there is an improved trail, magnificently constructed by the province and contractors, to access the summit of Ha Ling Peak, this may be a good time to ensure that the history of the first trail will not be lost.

Editor: I need to express my dismay and alarm at the Town of Canmore's decision to turn away the Oriental Band, which is a unit of the Shriners organization and exclude them from participating in their Canada Day Parade. Granted this group did not get

Editor: The board of directors of Bow Valley Builders and Developers Association (BOWDA) would like to express its appreciation to those on the Town of Canmore council who chose to support Mayor Sean Krausert's alternative motion to clear up

Editor: The Rocky Mountain Legacy Trail has been a great addition to the Bow Valley, and thanks are given to the people and agencies who conceived, designed, and constructed it. Cycling, walking, running and cross-country ski training are all great

Editor: Thanks to all who put together this year's Canada Day celebrations. They was better than ever. The parade was excellent with many creative entries. While watching, I was most disappointed to learn there would be no continuation of the

Editor: The Town of Canmore has become overly zealous in assigning some new speed limits, notably in Larch Avenue which has recently been posted 30 kilometres an hour. Larch Avenue has wide pavement, ample boulevards and few residences – most are on

Editor: Canadian Pacific Railway is requiring the Town of Canmore to spend a few hundred thousand every once-in-a-while to keep our vehicles from falling apart when we negotiate the Town’s three track crossings, according to the article “railway tracks

Editor: A huge thank you to Banff’s Bank of Montreal branch manager Ed Valenzuela who went out of his way to assist us with a time sensitive transfer for a home deposit after we encountered a glitch with fraud software doing it's job. Ed took the time