Vox Populi

LETTER: I live by Millennium Park, which has seen a marked increase in use by a myriad of sports teams, picnicking families, and wedding parties. It’s an embarrassment to see their enjoyment marred by the increasingly frequent stench.

LETTER: Governments don’t make decisions, people do. Sometimes it’s good decisions, sometimes bad, and sometimes reprehensible. If not held to account, bad decisions can lead to worse decisions.

LETTER: Don’t residents deserve certainty too?

LETTER: Let’s change this picture to protect our town, our neighbours and ourselves.

LETTER: Canmore drivers stopping for cyclists at pedestrian crosswalks, though well-intended, are enabling illegal and dangerous behaviour.

LETTER: The alarm has been sounded. Premier Danielle Smith's semi-secret of how she is going to blow up Alberta Health Services (AHS) is out of the bag.

LETTER: Nothing is owned. When we finally actually do get it, we’ll feel remorse, realizing how far afield we’ve been from our birthright, which is to respectfully care for what we have the privilege of being amidst.

LETTER: In recent years, as Banff has been developed into a city, I have often pondered an important question: who actually owns Banff?

LETTER: The smell is unacceptable in a town with a tax base as wealthy as ours.

LETTER: It’s time for our community, local councils, First Nations partners, and Members of Parliament to demand real action. We need solid strategies to prevent the next conflagration, learning from our First Nations partners, instead of just getting out of the way.