Vox Populi

Editor: I read Parks Canada will be introducing new cycling opportunities in Banff National Park. It could just as easily read "Parks Canada removes sightseeing Opportunities."

Editor: “Our most valuable assets are the land we live on, the air we breathe, the water we drink. These are irreplaceable natural ecosystems.

Editor: At this time of year when pedestrians are more active in the Town of Banff, I would like to remind delivery vehicles and taxis to slow down on our residential streets.

Editor: Just when I thought it couldn't be done, Premier Jason Kenney proved me wrong. As he keeps slip-sliding away in the polls, hitting an all-time low, Kenney said "the only poll that matters is on election day."

Editor: I am not in favour of lying to children. As a father, mentor, artist, educator and entertainer, I believe that honesty is the best policy.

Editor: Your editorial (March 25, 2021) urges compromise concerning Three Sisters Mountain Village development. Only compromise is genuinely democratic; any outright refusal of the proposals is “extreme.

Editor: It has become increasingly apparent that the Town of Canmore is failing to follow through on the Climate Action Plan (CAP) which was passed unanimously by Town Council over two years ago.

Editor: At the TSMV online meeting last week, Mayor John Borrowman reminded us that developers are businessmen, who need to make a profit.

Editor: Lost in the dense and often confusing details regarding the Three Sisters Mountain Village development project in Canmore is the sheer magnitude of the current proposal compared to earlier proposals.

Editor: I am writing to clarify the position of Bow Valley Climate Action with respect to the Three Sisters Mountain Village (TSMV) area structure plans (ASPs). Our group does not support the ASPs as currently written from a climate action perspective.