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COLUMN: Businesses cutting corners cost us precious time

COLUMN: Businesses cutting corners cost us precious time

'Where have all the people gone who provided some sort of personal service?'
COLUMN: Learning forgiveness a crucial step in healing

COLUMN: Learning forgiveness a crucial step in healing

'I am seeing pain and anger in our community with the Pope's visit to Edmonton later this month.'
LETTER: City's control of magpies, crows, a benefit to songbirds

LETTER: City's control of magpies, crows, a benefit to songbirds

Waking up to robin and house finch a welcome change
EDITORIAL: Our neighbours need not be perfect to enhance our lives

EDITORIAL: Our neighbours need not be perfect to enhance our lives

In summer, the activities of our neighbours might conflict with our schedules and sensibilities, but this patchwork of activity is a welcome sign of life.
LETTERS: Thanks to community for caring for our dog during his final hours

LETTERS: Thanks to community for caring for our dog during his final hours

'Unfortunately, Cosmo didn’t survive, but these people made sure he was never alone.'
LETTER: Shout out to city for sidewalk maintenance

LETTER: Shout out to city for sidewalk maintenance

Grinding edges of sidewalks makes walking more enjoyable and safe.
LETTER: St. Albert's photo radar policy needs changing

LETTER: St. Albert's photo radar policy needs changing

'No fine structure is posted by St. Albert on the city's website. It sure reads like it's more important to generate maximum revenues than focus on disclosure and public safety.'
COLUMN: There is no home for the political centre

COLUMN: There is no home for the political centre

Across Canada and the United States, individuals seeking to become elected, and many who are already elected, attempt to attract votes from those who are “undecided” or “in the centre” of the political spectrum.
COLUMN: Plant for bees, butterflies, other beneficial insects

COLUMN: Plant for bees, butterflies, other beneficial insects

Have you ever wondered why your plum tree was full of blossoms, but bore no fruit? Where were the pollinators?

EDITORIAL: Strong infill strategy requires open minds

'An inability to keep an open mind about proposed changes that look to add services to older neighbourhoods might mean that when the right project comes along, the rules council establishes may be too rigid to accommodate it.'
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