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It’s not perfect, but it’s tough to vehemently argue with the 2.8 per cent property tax hike city council approved Monday night. Keeping the increase in line with the cost of living is certainly laudable. However, the 9.

So, was anyone surprised by Wednesday’s front-page headline, ‘Legislature stifles serious debate, Allred’? Retiring St.

Not that we’re a skeptical bunch over here, but we certainly do have to wonder if there’s a connection between the number of long-time MLAs packing it in and the provincial government finally ordering a review of their lucrative transitio

There are a lot of similarities between St. Albert and St. Boniface, and much that our city could learn from the history of the Manitoba community — beginning with the danger of procrastination. St.

“Volunteers are the only human beings on the face of the earth who reflect this nation’s compassion, unselfish caring, patience and just plain love for one another.” – author Erma Bombeck. Her nation was the U.S.

The Alberta government appears determined to push ahead, rapidly, with its new anti-drinking and driving legislation despite Wednesday’s ruling by the B.C.

The board of the Sturgeon School Division showed last week that it’s more interested in finding ways to justify the continuation of the tradition of reciting the Lord’s Prayer in a local public school than it is in embracing an opportunit

Why is it that society today has so much difficulty just letting kids be kids? Let them develop at their own pace, discover the world and all the wonders around their little bodies in their own way.

The provincial government’s revelation Monday that it’s now looking at a $3.

There was a letter to the editor in Wednesday’s Gazette in which the writer said he would prefer to pay higher taxes to keep St. Albert a bedroom community rather than see more light industrial and commercial development.