Vox Populi

Editor: Thanks Canmore. If you don’t already appreciate living in Canmore, here are some reminders of why we should all appreciate this fine mountain town. The hospital, with caring staff such as Dr.

Editor: A big thank-you to the Banff RCMP officer who went the extra mile to bring one of my many New Year’s guests safely home to Grizzly Street to sleep it off. He was very happy to wake up on my couch instead of the floor of the crowbar motel.

Editor: There’s an issue in the RMO article about population limits and planning disputes in Banff (Homestead appeal being weighed, Dec. 22, page 7.) The fact is the municipal census of 2014 reports 8,421 permanent residents.

Editor: To all volunteers of the Three Sisters Scottish Festival Society (Canmore Highland Games).

Editor: Dear Mayor Borrowman and members of council.

Editor: Next month, Minister for National Parks Catherine McKenna will visit Banff to study the future of our town.

Editor: Undermining or no undermining, the Three Sisters Resort Centre was approved in 2004 with the condition that the golf course (now undeveloped) would act as a buffer in the summer months between the wildlife corridor and the Resort Centre, as w

Editor: As the world cup comes around again (too bad about the men’s cancellation), the winter wedding season, and off tourist season planning from various interest groups, how much public disclosure is required in the hiring process for governmental

Editor: Thank you for publishing my letter entitled, ‘More needs to be done in tackling the undermining issue’ in your paper dated Nov. 24.

Editor: Isn’t it ironic that the residents of Banff totally “get it” that policy C-122 is a bad piece of legislation that needs to be rescinded and tossed onto the scrapheap, but town council does not and is in total denial? It really gives one pause