Vox Populi

Editor: It is with interest I read the letter from Jim Pissot and the response last week from Louise Menard, chief operating officer of Golder Associates Ltd. regarding Three Sisters Mountain Village.

Editor: Send sympathetic thoughts to our Town council as documents for the Three Sisters Area Structure Plan approach a page total surpassing that of War and Peace.

Editor: Similar to the 1955 comedy Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy, pay parking has, once again (as a result of the recently completed $100,000 Transportation Master Plan) risen from the crypt.

Editor: I read the interesting letter from Louise Menard, chief operating officer of Golder Associates in Canada, in response to a letter from Jim Pissot, executive director of the WildCanada Conservation Alliance. Ms.

Editor: Any approvals of the Three Sisters Area Structure Plan (ASP) need to build on the conservation gains of the past two decades to establish a scientifically functional multi-species wildlife corridor connecting the Wind, Bow and Spray Valleys t

Editor: May 3 marks the first year since the death of Eleasha Wesley, a Grade 4 student at Exshaw School, and she is missed by all who knew her. On that day last year, Exshaw School community had assembled for a talent show.

Editor: As parents of a child involved in the alleged child abuse at the former Dragonfly Daycare we are very disappointed with the verdict of Judge Creighton on April 3. We feel the Crown presented an excellent case, Const.

Editor: Louise Menard, principal, chief operating officer for Golder in Canada wrote a letter to the editor that appeared in the Thursday April 18, 2013 edition of the Rocky Mountain Outlook. In this letter she referred to Mr.

Editor: I find it difficult to write this letter, because we are so fortunate to be able have a new community centre. A part of me feels uncomfortable raising issues, but as a community, I feel we have failed ourselves in some regards.

Editor: The proposed future development of the remaining lands belonging to Three Sisters Mountain Village ULC – In Receivership (TSMV) has generated a great deal of emotional discussion and debate in Canmore over the past several months.