Vox Populi

Editor: Recently, CP and Parks Canada announced the results of our five-year study, the Grizzly Bear Joint Initiative research program.

Editor: I would just like to get out a reminder to everyone in this time of change that if we don’t densify the downtown core we will spread into the wildlife corridors. If we value this lovely little town, we will fight for that.

Editor: As the weather warmed, the footpaths at the off-leash area near the heliport became increasingly slippery.

Editor: Outlook headlines – No simple answer … and Park ready to protect … (Jan. 26, 2017) – offer a study in contrast to inappropriate, illegal and potentially tragic feeding which lures park wildlife to their deaths.

Editor: With regards to your editorial of Jan. 19, I would like to share some things with you and your faithful readers. You speak of burnout and disrespect for our municipal leaders; that’s sad.

Editor: It was disappointing seeing other Canmore community members act in a less than respectful manner at the Jan. 17 council hearing regarding the old daycare lands.

Editor: In the article, No noiseless fireworks for Bow Valley anytime soon, printed in the Jan. 12 edition of the Outlook, it was indicated that dog owners are concerned about the negative impact of the noise of fireworks on their dogs.

Editor: Dear Mayor Borrowman and Canmore council I would like to take a moment of your time to make the following points concerning your plans to create a high density housing project in our park.

Editor: In the recent commentary ‘Housing issue little changed’ (Dec. 29), you discussed the proposed development in the Peaks of Grassi, without specifically naming the development.

Editor: In his message of Nov. 3, the mayor wrote in regard to Roam Local, “... (we) will be monitoring the routes and success of the ridership ... and ... Modifications may occur to routing (and) stop locations ...