Your Views

St. Albert’s kitchen compost baskets are attracting mice, originally attracted to houses by the green and brown garbage bins that sit just outside most city residents’ garages.

Regarding the new fence at the Lacombe Park dog park: Putting a fence in that does include the dog swimming beach is ridiculous. The beach is well used and was improved for dog use. Lacombe Park is the most well used dog park in the city.

On Friday, Sept. 30, I had brunch at Cora’s Restaurant with two friends. We were celebrating our friendship and the end of our golf season. A single gentleman sitting at the next table informed us, on leaving, that he had paid our lunch bill.

I'm very proud of the success of St. Albert's farmers market. Now that winter has closed the outdoor version we are again stuffing our loyal vendors into the narrow corridors of St. Albert Place.

In response to Norm Harley’s letter about an expansion of our library, I would have to ask if he understands its purpose.

I loved what was a glorious Sept. 25 autumn day witnessing my son marry his beautiful bride in St. Albert. I loved it, it was beautiful … the very helpful and cheerful staff at the St.

SASS, is a St. Albert Seniors Slowpitch recreational group that gets seniors active in playing a fun, scrub, recreational format. Our aim is to encourage seniors who are not able to play at a competitive level because of disabilities or skill level.

My wife and I recently returned from a battlefield/memorial tour of France, Belgium and even found time to return to the Lahr, Germany area for a few days. I call it our Walking in the Footsteps of Heroes Tour.

I was pleased to see the new white crosswalk paint at the intersection of Boudreau and Bellerose during my morning walk. It was good to see that St.

I'm a blind and deaf St. Albert citizen and want to let you know of the unfair transit in St. Albert. I have been visually impaired and hearing impaired my whole life and need transit to get anywhere.