Banff

LETTER: However justified last week's article in the Feb. 22 edition of the Outlook, letters to the editor, and protest lambasting Bow Valley Credit Union (BVCU) for sponsoring a Tucker Carlson event, it seems a bit of tolerance is in order.

LETTER: Premier Smith is justly preserving the rights of parents, and not kowtowing to the paternalistic political talking points by simply conforming to what is trending on social media, but is rather standing up for the vulnerable in our society until they are able to make decisions for themselves as adults.

“Wildfire risk and evacuation issues are an extremely high level of concern in the community."

LETTER: After five years of development and consultation, I was expecting much more substance from the new provincial tourism strategy.

“Traffic is currently at a stand still and will be for some time while vehicles are removed from the road.”

“The UCP doesn’t have a track record of thinking all our ideas are amazing, but what this bill does is it really enables us to start a conversation with Albertans about the housing crisis and diversity of solutions that need to be applied to truly address it.”

Backcountry enthusiasts are asked to avoid all avalanche terrain because of the extremely dangerous conditions, currently rated as high.

EDITORIAL: The afternoon of the provincial budget will see who got what they wanted and who got a lump of coal.

LETTER: Banff will receive $4.6 million in federal housing funds, but it appears Canmore must catch up with a better plan, or risk losing out. 

“Heavy snowfall, with total accumulations of 10 to 20 cm, is expected through Thursday."