Vox Populi

Editor: When the news broke that the Provincial Conservative Party will have to go into debt to pay for its latest infrastructure projects, I couldn’t help but think of what is going on here in Canmore and how we are contributing to that debt.

Editor: Congratulations to the Bow Valley Regional Transit Services Commission and to the councils of both Canmore and Banff for extending Roam to Canmore.

Editor: I am writing to provide some further explanation of the Framework Agreement that council recently agreed to with the receiver (PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)) for Three Sisters Mountain Village (TSMV), and to address some of the issues raised i

Editor: This is in response to Mr. Johannsson’s letter to the RMO from Nov. 29. After I had recorded the concerning high radiofrequency (RF) signals at Lawrence Grassi Middle School, I phoned Telus (Mrs. Karen Dolan) and told her the results.

Editor: The purpose of this letter is to reassure residents of Canmore that we have an excellent health care system. On Thanksgiving weekend, my partner and I found ourselves in the Foothills Medical Centre emergency department.

Editor: On Monday, Environment Minister Peter Kent explained to reporters “that climate change is a very real and present danger and we need to address it.

Editor: My wife and I had a packet of four tickets for the Radical Reels event at the Mountain Film and Book Festival in Banff, for Tuesday, Oct. 30.

Editor: Yes, we’re screwed! Canmore residents who want to know what the bum’s rush and certain approval of Three Sisters’ latest development scheme might look like have only to look to Tuesday’s council meeting for a disturbing preview.

Editor: A letter to Mayor Borrowman and Councillors Helder, Krausert, McCallum, Miskow, Ridley and Sandford.

Editor: I sat both stunned and amazed last Tuesday evening when six of seven members of our Town council voted in favour of re-opening a huge can of worms. Here’s my understanding of the situation in a nutshell.