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I have read On My Mother's Behalf, by Cynthia Jonasson, and hope a great many copies will be purchased.

An individual named Ken Allred did a tremendous disservice to your readership by spreading falsehoods about the topic of human-caused climate change and about my scientific work specifically in his misguided, untruth-riddled recent commentary (“

The person who knocked off our passenger door mirror in the St. Albert Walmart parking lot should be ashamed for not leaving a contact note on our windshield.

In response to (A hero in the eyes of the beholder) I guess it is who you talk to when it comes to Riel and if you are Metis or not.

Re: “Remember the important things in life” (St. Albert Gazette, June 18). Kudos again and again, Brian! Your articles are always welcome, so profound and uplifting.

The St. Albert LGBTQ2 community held its second annual barbecue and social get-together on June 18 in Lions Park. Although the attendance was relatively small it was nevertheless considered a successful family-style, get-together.

Today, I filled out the Provincial Affordable Housing Strategy Engagement survey online. Neighbourhood development, when it comes to affordable housing requires a lot more thought than providing a roof.

The generosity of St. Albertans continues. At their June 10 annual dinner and auction, Rotarians and their guests raised $13,300 for the St. Albert Community Village and Food Bank. This money goes to supporting food hampers to the needy of both St.

I drove down Perron Street recently and was disturbed to see our Canadian flag in very sad shape. It is filthy and in generally pathetic condition. This is in front of our community hall on our main street.

American election for “the most powerful man on earth” has come down to a race between Bozo the Clown and Little Orphan Annie with her guardian Daddy Warbucks.