Opinion

I had two experiences last week that reminded me we all have a role to play in these challenging times. Approximately 700 million people — or nearly 10 per cent of the world’s population — are still living in extreme poverty.

St. Albert has two aquatic facilities for year round use. One is primarily used as a play facility with two waterslides, a lazy river, and two small children's playareas, complete with water toys.

Last week when my mom, who is a senior, was taking my dog for a walk (I am disabled), she was stopped by a young man who mentioned to her that he hoped she was able to walk safely on the snowy sidewalks.

Re: St. Albert seniors funding reductions The provincial NDP requested an opportunity and were provided an opportunity to present to the St. Albert Seniors Association members their position and strategies for Seniors. The St.

A topic that is often uncomfortable to read and talk about is sexual violence, but that is the focus of this column. We are so pleased to announce that counselling for St.

“So, what are you going to do about it?” I remember that school yard taunt when there was conflict over just about anything.

Gazette columnist Mr. Chris Nelson is blaming Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for all our woes but problem isn’t today but yesterday.

Comments by Kristopher Wells, Marie Renaud, and Kurt Phillips in the article "Arden rental policies under scrituniy after controversial event" will disappoint proponents of free speech.

I came upon the Paul Kane article in your Jan. 12 edition.

Warning: This column acknowledges death as a natural and inevitable part of life. Death is a tough sell in our culture, dare we call it a phobia? We push hard to deny it with an extreme focus on perennial youthfulness and anti-aging.