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John Kennair's special to the Gazette contributed to the debate over the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP). To his broad perspective I wish to add some detail. As a retired dairy farmer I see the TPP as a threat. Right now milk prices are depressed.

This letter refers to the most recent article in the St. Albert Gazette about the St. Albert Sailfish Swim Club lobbying to use an additional lane to expand the club. I’m one of the frequent drop-in users of the St.

As long time homeowners in Braeside, we fully support the work of the newly formed Friends of the St. Albert River Valley.

I’ve read the Gazette has interpreted that all of council supports Mr. Draper’s defamation lawsuit, which needs to be clarified. There were actually four motions that were voted on. The first two motions dealt with Mr.

Hi there. I am writing a letter thanking the St. Albert Gazette for bringing attention to the frustration I feel with the waitlist problem for kids swimming lessons at Fountain Park Pool. As a St.

Yesterday I had lunch at The Chopped Leaf, it was busy, and I noted a young lady standing and eating her food. I was in a booth, so I invited her to join me and she effusively accepted.

I take my clothing donations to the bins by the Canadian Tire Gas Bar and I am so disgusted at people for the things they leave. It clearly states on each donation bin that it is for clothing only.

Thank you to Scott Hayes, Doug Neumann and The St. Albert Gazette for the excellent mental health columns and coverage of events.

“Wait listed swimmers left high and dry” would probably not even be an issue if the City of St.

Re: Disappointment over housing society cut (Dec 16/2015) and does council really support affordable housing? (Jan 9/2016) I am confident that every member of city council is passionate about sustainable affordable housing in our community.