Opinion

Over the years, it’s become painfully clear how hostile some people are to others who are either different from them or don’t “know their place” in society.

Where are you reading these words right now? It could be your phone, your tablet, a laptop or desktop computer. Or even in print.

The most telling statistic of all is the number of fellow Canadians who are making Alberta their new home.

This is in responce to Jack Farrells' article regarding traffic calming measures to be added to the areas of North Ridge, Riverside,Oakmont and Misson.

As we navigate the turbulent waters of today's world, it becomes increasingly apparent that humanity is caught in a whirlwind of discord, division, and suffering.

Once politicians start talking about morality you know they’re on the ropes.

Trudeau and Russia: Nope. Not the Same Shame on the Gazette for publishing Chris Nelson’s inflammatory commentary (“Trudeau and Russia have a lot in common”) on Feb. 22.

For almost 50 years, I had the privilege and joy of teaching mostly undergraduate and some graduate students at two universities in Edmonton. When I retired about 16 years ago, my continuing attempts at my own education (T.S.

I am a resident of St. Albert for over 50 years but, not in the Grandin Neighborhood. I'm pretty certain that Grandin residents are concerned about the almost certain possibility that their neighbourhood and street names will be changed.

Money is tight for both people and governments across Canada, and St. Albert is no exception. St.