Vox Populi

Editor: The April 13 edition of the Outlook had a letter “special tourism designation bill vital to local economy” from Hugh Hancock. He commented that “finally, after about 20 years of unsuccessful lobbying for a special tourism designation similar to

Editor: It’s an absolute shame Lake Louise will likely lose the World Cup FIS races. This is a world class event with a storied history. It’s also an opportunity for Albertans and Bow Valley locals to get an up close and personal look at a sport with

Editor: When the mad lead the blind, they stumble badly on a path strewn with mistakes, missteps, misdirection, stumbles, ideological confusion and frequent falls. There is no other possibility for the emotionally driven directionless whose rhetoric is

Editor: In Bob Sandford’s commentary in the April 13 edition of the Outlook, “Cancer and Climate – A Multitude of Parallels,” he mistakenly quotes the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) stated the following in its most

Editor: In regards to the article “province plans campground, trail upgrades for Kananaskis” in the April 13 Outlook. Although I applaud the basic premise and intention of camp facility increases, it seems to me both our provincial and national

Editor: It’s pretty clear that our sixth ballot Premier Danielle Smith and the dysfunctional UCP would sooner butter the bread of big industry rather than help individual Albertans. Promising $20 Billion – with a big B – cash and credits to the wealthy

Editor: Finally, after about 20 years of unsuccessful lobbying for a special tourism designation similar to resort municipality status to make it's way into Alberta's Municipal Government Act (MGA), our MLA, Miranda Rosin, has made a significant

Editor: When my sister and I were young, we would often try the “mommy we want, mommy we want, mommy we want“ gambit ad infinitum, and mommy would always say “no” ad infinitum. If we persisted, she would “lay down the law” to us. Hopefully Parks Canada

Editor: As with every election these days, the political spin-masters launch salvos of attack ads at their opposition, while pretending to halo their own candidates and platform. Bullies only demean others to feel better about themselves. While the

Editor: Thank you, Bob Sandford. Thank you, Bart Robinson and thank you Ed Whittingham for giving us a little reality check. It’s hard to believe there is still a debate on climate change, what needs to be done and who is going to do it. A week or two