Vox Populi

Editor: The Bow Valley Parkway is an exceptional place – a low-speed scenic parkway winding along the base of the Sawback Range, overlooking a mosaic of marsh, spruce forest, poplar stands and meadows.

Editor: I am so sick of hearing about how we need to support our local businesses and then seeing everyone stand casually by and watch a local business get crucified for a tragedy that had nothing to do with them. Howling Dog Tours Ltd.

Dear Editor: Let’s find common ground and a solution to a problem.

Dear Editor, I’d like to join you in thanking Ignatieff’s Liberals for coming to the Bow Valley – the renewed interest of the Federal Liberals in rural Alberta is years, if not decades, over due.

Editor: A flyer came through downtown office doors last week from Blake Richards, our MP, asking for suggestions for the next budget.

Dear Editor: In response to the story in last week’s Rocky Mountain Outlook on the provision of full day kindergarten by Canadian Rockies School Division, I would recommend to your staff reporter that a visit to Our Lady of The Snows Catholic Academy

Editor: Local newspapers reported recently that a wolf killed by a CPR train belonged to the Banff/Bow Valley pack. Accurate enough, insofar as yet another beautiful animal is prematurely dead. But this wolf was not a member of “the Bows.

Editor: It’s amazing how government at any level takes it upon themselves to tell the citizenry what they can and cannot do with their property, possessions and money.

Editor: Does Parks Canada have any intention of listening to those of us who have valid environmental concerns? Although we are invited to comment on Mt.

Editor: There is a bylaw in Canmore, clause 2.2, that states you must have your dog under control by a leash attached to either a choke chain, collar or harness.