Vox Populi

Editor: Recently, my climbing partner and I set-up for her to lead a short, very easy pitch of ice in Kananaskis. We shared the waterfall with another party, two male climbers.

Editor: We pay to dump hazardous waste and large items at the landfill, so why would it seem outrageous to pay for the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions which are resulting in harmful climate change?

Editor: It is soon Christmas time and I was wondering if it is a good time to ask you [Three Sisters Mountain Village] for a gift. A gift that would last for a long time, maybe several generations.

Editor: Though I am not an artist, I have a suggestion for the art work for Bear Street that I would like to submit. I would like our little town to reflect our values so I propose two concepts: 1) The word "Human".

Editor: We are very fortunate that our community as such is coping very well with the difficulties caused by COVID-19. Most people are very friendly and helpful. Last week I had minor surgery at the Banff Mineral Springs Hospital.

Editor: I’ve come to think of the Three Sisters Development plan as the “let’s make Canmore like Cochrane plan.

Editor: With roughly 25,000 vehicles roaring thru the Bow Valley on the TCH, the noise can be heard in almost all corners of Canmore as you walk thru town.

Editor: The UCP government’s recent fiscal update contained an unprecedented jab at public sector workers, falsely claiming they are a drain on the economy.

Editor: This letter was originally sent to Banff-Kananaskis MLA Miranda Rosen. We are writing to express my dismay, disbelief and disgust with you and your political party’s abject failure to manage the COVID-19 pandemic.

Editor: To Premier Jason Kenney. I am writing to protest against most of what you have done to this province and the citizens of this province with your short-sighted plans.