Vox Populi

Editor: Re: New look visitor centre. The letter mentioned the visitor who commented that the mountains were the same at Canmore and Banff.

You know who you are. Stop illegally parking in parking stalls designated for people with a disability. A parking placard allows people who cannot walk 50 metres (164 feet) to use disabled parking stalls.

After my last letter to the editor, I’ve enjoyed reading replies. Moreover, I’ve enjoyed overhearing conversations at local coffee shops and am happy to have fostered discussion.

I moved to Canmore 18 months ago and it’s a beautiful town sat proudly in the Rocky Mountains.

Have you been to the Canmore Visitor Centre on the west side of town by the highway lately? If you haven’t here’s a spoiler; total facelift in the way they do things and the people inside.

Re: What’s with the open doors? A New Jersey visitor wrote (RMO page 18, What’s with the open doors?) that she was “amazed and dispirited” observing doors to businesses along Banff Avenue and in Canmore “wide open” to the elements during a recent col

Editor: Re: Canmore council sets path toward reconciliation. So read the headline in the Oct. 12 Outlook.

Editor: I love the Canadian Rockies; they inspire me and renew me. Originally from Alberta, I have lived more than half my life in the eastern United States.

Editor: Last year, a waste characterization study completed for the Town of Canmore showed that over a third of our waste stream consists of food scraps that can be kept out of the landfill by putting a food scraps collection and diversion program in

Lately there have been several letters to the editor bemoaning recent changes to Canmore – the housing developments, struggle for parking downtown, congestion of people on trails – attributing these undesirable changes to some vaguely malevolent forc