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This is a cautionary tale for my fellow Albertans. On August 10th, in the Costco parking lot, St. Albert bylaw placed a municipal violation ticket for $310.00 for an expired plate on my wife's parked car.

After so long waiting for the road work to finish on St. Anne Street it was a disappointment to know the results. The roads all go in the same direction as before except now you go in a circle. Wow, for $4.45 million the drivers in St.

When many St. Albert residents read the article "Growth Plan 2.0 spurs debate" (Gazette, Aug. 31) they may not have understood how this could possibly affect them or their lives.

To the citizens of St. Albert regarding The Healing Garden, I feel compelled to respond to the recent negative articles.

To some, the first day back to school can be scary and nerve wracking, but for a child with autism it can turn a child's whole world upside-down if things don't go according to plan and schedule.

Congratulations to Ken Allred and the Gazette for being one of the first times I’ve seen a challenge to the politically correct anthropogenic (mankind-caused) global warming (AGW) myth in a mainstream media publication.

I want to comment on the excellent article Mr. Kevin Ma wrote regarding climate change. He is to be congratulated for speaking out so forthrightly and pointedly on a very important issue. I hope that active politicians at all levels pay attention.

Congrats to the Gazette in attracting a response from the poster boy of the worldwide Anthropogenic Global Warming (AGW) Movement.

Regarding Kevin Ma's column on "deniers" (Gazette, July 30). First and most important, real scientists are humble. They admit that their theories could be wrong and welcome criticism.

The recent series of letters and commentary on climate change has been very interesting. The most recent entry by Kevin Ma (July 30) provided what I thought was a good response to Joe Prins and Ken Allred.