Your Views

As former residents of St. Albert as of eight years ago, we were delighted to see such a great improvement in the appearance of the city as we travelled through.

I read with great interest Kevin Ma's article in the July 30th Gazette about wild birds striking windows. We have bird feeders and tall trees in our yard, and we were experiencing bird hits until a few years ago.

I am astounded that people from St. Albert are falling for scams from CRA and others.

I am writing in regards to the draft range plan recently released under Alberta’s Caribou Action Plan, which attempts to address the preservation of the Little Smoky and A La Peche herds located around Grande Cache.

The past cannot be changed. It happened many years ago, and people should be able to move forward. I, as one of St.

I would like to commend Dr. Kayla Bilsborrow, a veterinarian at Tudor Glen Vet Clinic , St. Albert. My little dog is terrified of thunderstorms and I was at the clinic to purchase something to help her. A day later, I received an email from Dr.

Power companies want to offload money-losing contracts onto the public worth an estimated $2 billion and the government is going to court to try and stop them, in order to protect consumers and taxpayers.

Recently I've noticed a lot of Confederate flags popping up around St.

I was dismayed to see Mayor Crouse vote on a motion involving a money matter related to the Healing Gardens Project, when his wife, Gwen, is the chair person of the Healing Gardens Planning Committee, which is seeking funds from City Council.

Regarding the article on page 15 of the July 16th Gazette and picture of sign reading: New Sidewalk, Thanks Council. Are you kidding me? Shouldn’t it read: Thanks St.