Vox Populi

Editor: The Sept. 24 edition of Rocky Mountain Outlook featured an article about Park Canada’s new dog handler and his professional service dog Leroy.

Editor: Ignoring the wishes of the residents, the Banff council is once again trying to push paid parking through. I've spoken to a number of people and most of them don't know that the Town is trying to bring in paid parking again.

Editor: Re: "It is time to talk about renaming Mount Pétain." No, we should not scour the landscape in an attempt to erase every remnant of history that doesn’t conform to the militant progressivism of the moment.

Editor: I would like to respond to the letter "Not Loud Enough" in the Oct. 29 issue of the Outlook . I really don't understand why so many people have an issue with the Three Sisters development going forward.

Editor: Canmore must do more to ensure that our community’s decisions on development advance priorities for the future, and not the priorities of the past.

Editor: I am a retired nurse with 40 years of experience. I have gone through many changes in the health care system. I have major concerns about the choices the UPC are making for all of us.

Editor: We are writing to applaud Karsten Heuer for his Letter to the Editor on Oct. 15, 2020. He introduces the irrefutable moral argument that calls on us to place the more-than-human world before greed.

Editor: From what I understand, the Three Sisters Development is a well-known issue, not only amongst longtime locals, but new residents, weekenders, and tourists alike.

Editor: Kudos to all the staff of Elevation Place for making it work during difficult times. Sandy Lecour, Canmore

Editor: Around 6 p.m. on Saturday (Oct. 17), a herd of confused and frightened elk crossed Railway Avenue between Shoppers Drugmart and the Sobey’s liquor store.