Vox Populi

Editor: On behalf of the Bow Valley cycling community, we extend a huge thanks to Parks Canada for sweeping the Legacy Trail. Last August the trail saw a peak day use of 550 riders with an average daily use of 162 riders.

Editor: Is the Conservative bias so ingrained in the Canadian western media that one of you cannot see fit to attribute David Lewis’ political affiliation to his quote on the editorial page of your May 5 issue? Due to the nature of his statement, the

Editor: I was very sad to read the article ‘Off-leash dogs attack deer in Banff townsite’ (May 5), but unfortunately not surprised.

Editor: r.e. English as a second language (ESL) classes in Canmore We are community members whose first language is not English and we come from all over the world.

Editor: It is with a mixture of sadness and excitement that I ready myself to leave Canmore. Before I leave, however, I wanted to take this opportunity to thank the many people who have made my time here in Canmore something I will always treasure.

Editor: A heartfelt thank you to all of you that supported myself and our medical team to Tanzania last month with the Mary Tidlund Foundation.

Editor: Likely much of Banff is abuzz after reading and realizing that “nobody is pushing for new activities (in Banff National Park) except for individual proponents.” But many of us have suspected as much all along.

Editor: I wish to correct factual errors in the article from your April 14 edition entitled “Little support for Parks special events”.

Editor: Alvin Shier displays an alarming level of cynicism about politicians generally that forces this old political junkie and campaigner to pause.

Editor: I was thrilled to read the editorial two weeks ago. I have been intending to write a letter to the editor on this subject for a long time now and you inspired me to get to it. Exshaw has too much lime kiln dust.