Vox Populi

Editor: I am writing in response to the recent letter to the editor suggesting that the process of Parks Canada’s support for the Glacier Discovery Walk is flawed.

Editor: Seven years ago, an idea was conceived by a local Bow Valley family to start an ice cream shop in Canmore.

Editor: In reference to the RMO articles in issues Feb. 3 and March 10, 2011. A footnote: On March 7, Meadow was killed on the railway. The one-year-old, female was a family member of the Pipestone not the Bow Valley Pack.

Coal mining town in a beautiful valley Encircled by lofty mountain peaks Bounded by evergreen forests Divided by the fast flowing Bow Cold, snowy winters and long, hot summers Yielding a rich wildlife refuge and Superb sports playground A town of har

Editor: I would like to stand by Mr. Russell regarding full-day kindergarten options in the Bow Valley. Since its opening in September 2001, l’école Notre-Dame des Monts has been offering a full-day kindergarten to its students.

Editor: For all those Canmorites who have the sheer audacity to park their personal recreational vehicles on their own private property, offending the sensibilities of your shallow neighbours – come to Exshaw. We don’t mind.

Editor: Where is the legislation? The government of the day, through the Minister of Veterans Affairs, has made several announcements and promises on Bill C-55 (New Veterans Charter), which has received first reading in the House of Commons but has n

Editor: Last September in the early hours of the morning, the beautiful New Zealand city of Christchurch survived a massive 7.

Editor: During my recent trip to Banff I learned some very sad news, that Wild Bill’s would be closing its doors forever. I was shocked, but mostly hurt.

Editor: Re: Other local options for full day kindergarten. Ed Russell’s letter was somewhat of a shock for me.