Letter to the Editor

I’m writing this letter to voice my concern about coyotes in the area. In the early morning hours after the St.

This is regarding dogs and their owners. The respect for people and their property is gone. Where my mom lives she has had dog poop left on her driveway and several times on her sidewalk. They let their dogs pee on her bushes.

As a resident of St. Albert, I am deeply concerned about the city’s approach to urban development, particularly regarding the allocation and servicing of school sites.

Once again I am dumbfounded by this council's lack of respect for the taxpayers. They are looking to spend taxpayers' money on Oiler watch parties.

Talofa lava, my name is Tafeu Falefitu Ausanetaliitama and I go by Fitu. I am a Matai (Chief) of Falelatai on the island Upolu, Samoa. I came to Canada in 2009, by way of human labour trafficking.

Contrary to the wishes of the vast majority of Albertans, the UCP tried to get at pensions and to eject the RCMP. Now, Premier Smith is encouraging separation from Canada because the federal election results were not to her liking.

Well, the train has left the tracks again at our wonderful Public Library. I’m referring, of course, to the latest decision by Peter Bailey and the Library Board to forgo overdue fines on Children’s and Youth materials.

In his commentary last week, Nolan Crouse admirably highlights an issue that doesn’t get enough attention: Canada has a productivity problem.