Vox Populi

Re.: Photo-ops followup comments I did not pull my grievance out of the air. The fact is that some half dozen e-mails of mine remained undealt with or were not responded to at all.

Editor: Re: Dieter Remppel’s letter to the editor (RMO Feb. 1/2018) titled, Too many photo ops. I have known Mr. Remppel for several decades and have the utmost respect for the passion with which he approaches his various conflicts.

Editor: People deserve to know what the government and their MLA are doing and to engage in a two-way dialogue. In last week’s edition of RMO, one constituent felt I was not accessible to him. I have since reached out to the writer, Mr.

Editor: Re: Snow removal in south Canmore This is our second winter here in Canmore and it has become rather difficult, on certain days almost impossible. to drive or walk, let alone push a stroller in certain areas of south Canmore.

Editor: Re: Too Many Photo Ops I was surprised to read Dieter Remppel’s letter to the editor (Too many photo ops, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Feb. 1). Mr. Remppel’s experience with our MLA Cam Westhead has been very different than my own.

I am writing in response to several comments made in the article, Canmore photo radar expiring in 2018. In the article, a source asks, “Do we actually have a speeding problem?” To answer that, here’s a few pieces of proof for you.

Editor: The Mineral Springs Hospital is not denying their patients the right to die. They believe it is the patient’s right to die in God’s timing, not theirs. There is a difference. Ruthie Oltmann, Exshaw

Editor: In response to your Jan. 18 editorial, the crux of domestic violence is the absence of abuser accountability or penalty to the perpetrator.

Editor: Through 2011-14, I lived in Vancouver. During this time I took advantage of the cannabis dispensaries. You could buy flowers as well as edibles, oils and a small range of products.

Editor: When we are three years old, we are taught to bring our toys inside or they will go missing. A few years later, we are told to lock our bikes up, or they will be taken.