Vox Populi

LETTER: So, Blair Richardson would have us believe that he and the Taylors “have a commitment to give back to the community … believe in the Canmore community … [and] greatly appreciate the town’s community spirit,” according to his advertisement in the Nov. 2 Outlook.

LETTER: Wow, we finally see behind the Three Sisters mask.

LETTER: The photo in the Oct. 26 Rocky Mountain Outlook of the Old Crag Cabin as part of the story on the Banff Heritage Action Plan brought many memories for me.

Editor: Am I the only taxpayer who remembers the UCP government’s gross financial mistakes using taxpayers’ money? Billions were lost on a pipeline that didn’t get built following most, except the UCP geniuses, analyst’s predictions.

LETTER: While I haven’t recently seen a bear at the nearest Town of Banff garbage dumpster, I expect wildlife will be habituated to the food source soon.

Editor: In healthcare, the number of COVID-19 cases has been rising steadily as well as hospitalizations and deaths. And absentees in the Calgary Board of Eduction are extremely, increasingly high. It may be surprising to some because the government is

Editor: In its unanimous memorandum of judgment filed on Oct. 3, 2023 in the appeal of the Town of Canmore against Three Sisters Mountain Village Properties Ltd (TSMV), the Alberta Court of Appeal clearly and unemotionally applied the rule of law over populist sentiment.

Editor: The almost total berry crop failure this summer has resulted in undernourished bears looking for food wherever they can find it. Banff and Canmore have conducted a rather thorough campaign to remove fruit trees and berry bushes that could

Editor: Something that Premier Danielle Smith had been trumping before the provincial election – a made-in-Alberta pension plan – managed to be dropped off of her list of election promises. However, it's raising its ugly head again, in full-page

Editor: Last week, the citizens of Canmore and our mayor and council, lost our say in determining the future of our town. A future where Canmore was on track to show the world we as a town could make the tough decisions, and the sacrifices, needed to