Vox Populi

Editor: I agree with Naia West’s letter in the April 8 edition of the Rocky Mountain Outlook about the lack of First Nations consultation for the proposed developments by Three Sisters Mountain Village.

Editor: As a group of local Bow Valley physicians, we are writing to express our disappointment in you as our MLA.

I wanted to be an MLA years ago because I believed it was a noble calling, a riotous effort to stand for my local constituents, province and country.

Editor: During the public hearings for the Three Sisters Mountain Village area structure plans, the digital platform offered us the option of listening to every speaker.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney's attempt to rule Alberta with his head in the sand is not working for him.

Over the past few weeks, I have observed a number of our public and elected leaders suggest First Nations consultation is not their responsibility because there is no provincial legislation which compels them to take on this responsibility. I find this

Editor: At this time of year when pedestrians are more active in the Town of Banff, I would like to remind delivery vehicles and taxis to slow down on our residential streets.

Editor: I spoke at the public hearing in opposition to the Three Sisters Mountain Village proposed development. One of the main reasons I disagree with the proposals is our climate crisis.

Editor: I read Parks Canada will be introducing new cycling opportunities in Banff National Park. It could just as easily read "Parks Canada removes sightseeing Opportunities."

Editor: I was both captivated and impressed by the speakers during the recent Three Sisters Mountain Village hearings.