Vox Populi

Editor: I have been reading the debates around the proposed refurbishing of the old rec centre. From what I understand, the population of seniors is growing in Canmore, but regardless, we are living longer.

Editor: There are many things that we Canmorites take issue with and I feel like this one needs to be brought to light. I’m seeing more and more civic jobs going to out-of-towners.

Editor: In light of the article about the recently completed 24-hour mountain bike event, I am writing to share our own experience in holding events at the Canmore Nordic Centre.

Editor: Regarding the Quarry Lake Park project: Cycle groups meet and know where they are going because existing paths are more like roads.

Editor: It is disappointing to see that, while the Outlook provided a balance article regarding the Quarry Lake Trails, the result has been the spreading of misinformation and attacks against groups who are taking a responsible, informed and collabor

Editor: Well, it is nice to see Main Street open again. I turn onto Main Street from Railway Avenue many times a day. The first time I drove on Main Street I noticed two problems with the new bridge over the creek.

Editor: There seems to be some confusion in a recent letter regarding the Quarry Lake Bike Trail project and I would like to help offer some clarity – or at the very least, another perspective.

Editor: A letter to Alberta Parks and Environment. Over the past few years female grizzly bear 148 has learned to tolerate people. I believe she fully understands the tradeoff of making her home so close to us humans.

I’m over it.

Quarry Lake appears to be on the verge of becoming a catchall – some have even said dumping ground – for activities not accommodated in other parts of Canmore. “Nowhere to put it? Try Quarry Lake.