Vox Populi

LETTER: On the morning of March 3 after the snowstorm with sketchy road conditions outside Morley on Highway 1A and it being –22 Celsius, there was no shoulder and I lost the battle with black ice into a snow-filled ditch with the car on an absurd angle.

LETTER: I find the lack of detail on how Canmore property assessments are carried out perplexing.

LETTER: Considering that Trudeau has the potential to do more harm to the country than the freedom convoy could have ever done, would it not be mandatory to take a page from Trump’s textbook and invoke the Emergencies Act to establish the state of Trudeau’s mental faculties before real damage is being done?

LETTER: Why is Parks Canada catering to an elite group that apparently “needs early starts and late returns to access some of the region’s most popular routes”?

LETTER: I want to apologize and thank the driver of a white truck who stopped for my Brittany spaniel, Duff.

LETTER: The additional traffic will be an issue, we have no sidewalks in this area, which puts pedestrians, cyclists, and children at risk.

LETTER: In the face of new commercial development proposals, holistic planning and human-use management are more crucial than ever to preserve vital ecosystems in beloved Banff National Park.

LETTER: I'm glad I live in Canmore.

LETTER: Mr. Wood begins by stating personal political beliefs are everyone's right, and indeed they are. However, Mr. Brett Oland wasn't speaking personally, but in his role as CEO of the Bow Valley Credit Union. He used his position to advance a political aim. Not only that, but he used our money to do it.

LETTER: Thank you for the Feb. 15 edition of the Outlook’s feature on short-term rentals (STRs), including data for Canmore to consider.