Vox Populi

Editor: The weather this summer should cause all of us to pause and reflect on how the world will be, after our own time on this planet. Our dependence on carbon is literally killing us – along with billions of representatives of other species. But we

Editor: When someone I do not like arrives at my door, I do allow him or her to enter. A sensible person realizes he/she is not wanted and goes away. If Three Sisters Mountain Village has any sense, it should realize it is not wanted and should go

Editor: To quote an old TV show, survey says that lower speed limits reduce collisions of all kinds. I’ll mention that to the next logo-emblazed, Spandex-encased, alternate-transportation-method utilizer who blasts past me and my dog on one of our

Editor: I'd like to thank the local artists whose diverse creations have made a stroll along the Bow River in Banff even more inspiring.

Editor: Kenney has come up with some great ideas to cut his deficit Last week, a Financial Post headline read, "Alberta Takes 50 per cent Stake In Troubled Refinery." That refers to the ailing Sturgeon Refinery northeast of Edmonton. It's lost money

Editor: I cannot believe, in our age of multiculturalism, that the Town of Canmore would post such critical information as I saw at the Quarry Lake off-leash dog park this morning in only one of our two official languages.

Editor: After reading editorials, letters, and talking to people on the street, I cannot believe people are so upset at Premier Jason Kenney for opening up Alberta. Instead of crying over the loss of your civil rights, you now are crying over getting

Editor: Let me see if I have this right. A person who happens to be a developer who brought some fresh new ideas to Banff has now been deemed a threat because as a town councillor he believes the Town should adhere to a past decision of Parks Canada to

Editor: A couple years ago, we at Simpson’s Num-Ti-Jah Lodge learned a valuable management practice that we would like to share with our fellow stakeholders and visitors to the Bow Valley. In the era of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) and the

Editor: The avalanche of bad news has led me to emotionally and morally question much about Canada and my place in it. I want to be a proud Canadian, but every day I dread opening my news feeds. The mounting numbers of unmarked graves at former