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OPINION: Soil Preparation and Garden Management

OPINION: Soil Preparation and Garden Management

The average home garden should have at least 20 inches of fertile soil. While the roots of many vegetables are shorter than 12 inches, the rootlets may go down 8 feet or more into the subsoil.
LETTER: Don't cut Meals on Wheels

LETTER: Don't cut Meals on Wheels

The grant funding cuts to St.Albert Senior's Centre of $11,000.00, is reported to result in cuts to "Meals on Wheels" program.
LETTER: Red Willow Trail network needs expanding

LETTER: Red Willow Trail network needs expanding

I do not envy the budget process council has just completed.
LETTER: Premier Danielle Smith looking for a fight

LETTER: Premier Danielle Smith looking for a fight

Premier Danielle Smith issued a press release “Alberta takes back constitutional jurisdiction” concerning the new firearms act. Alberta has no jurisdiction to take back.
LETTER: Stay neutral, Arden Theatre

LETTER: Stay neutral, Arden Theatre

The article by Jack Farrell in the Dec 22 Gazette caught my eye.
Premier provoking needed debate

Premier provoking needed debate

Letter entitled, “Province is provoking conflict with feds”in Thursday, Dec. 29th Gazette is missing the real point.
OPINION: Will ordinary Albertans vote for the UCP?

OPINION: Will ordinary Albertans vote for the UCP?

Once they were the most famous couple in Alberta, although it’s likely they didn’t actually exist.
LETTER: Addicts are people too

LETTER: Addicts are people too

What the RCMP did to a 16 year old St. Albert boy suffering from autism was awful. The “Karen” who called police, the RCMP, and entire system thought they were only dealing with a drug addict. Somehow that makes mistreatment OK.
COLUMN: Thank you, St. Albert

COLUMN: Thank you, St. Albert

With Christmas just around the corner, the staff and volunteers of the St. Albert Food Bank and Community Village want to extend our most sincere thanks and gratitude to the residents of St.
LETTER: BLESS volunteers honoured

LETTER: BLESS volunteers honoured

On November 27th, 2022 Miles Constable and Pat Collins, two long term members of BLESS (Big Lake Environment Support Society), were presented with Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medals at a formal ceremony that occurred in Edmonton’s Westi
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