Opinion

To some of the dog owners in St. Albert, I get it. Picking up after your dog is icky and unpleasant. If you are one of those who leave it behind, know that it is also icky and unpleasant if one steps on your dog poop.

Emphasis on integrity, honesty and hard work has given way to personal brand-building

The war in Ukraine is now beginning to look like the cruel, and bloody three-year standoff that gripped the Korean peninsula 70 years ago.

I would like to know who or what was the driver for this initiative. As far as I am aware, the memorials that are in place were dedicated either by family or staff who were close to the person, as is the case for the two staff trees at Ronald Harvey.

Oops, we’ve been hacked and unfortunately the cyber thieves now have your personal details.

The reason that gardeners live longer is that they always have something to do, now and in the future

This is in response to the article by Kevin Ma, Aug. 31 edition.I believe we should have memorials of all genres in our schools, parks and public places. They can promote awareness, foster discussion and help those affected to process and heal.

I was very disappointed to learn about St. Albert Public Schools' decision to remove scholarship plaques that memorialize their sponsors.

One of the biggest stories in Canadian politics this summer has been Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s separation from his wife Sophie.

I would like to commend the St. Albert public works department for a job well done filling the cracks in our roadways. The tar and gravel chip method produces a smooth ride on most of our roads. John Sugden, St. Albert