Your Views

My goodness.

Your recent comments in Our View titled, “It’s time for council to admit its mistake” (Gazette, Nov. 4), reads like an “I told you so” type of rebuke.

Mr. Merritt has raised some good points about Harper's arrogance and heavy hand in his letter "Conservatives undermined what veterans fought for.

In the past year, I have had to call the city’s public works department for assistance as a homeowner. Both times were less than pleasant. Six weeks ago, the city’s garbage truck obliterated our green compost.

Hello Coun. Hughes (and others), Let me introduce myself. My name is Mike, I am a 34-year-old father of three, and have lived in St. Albert for the last 13 years.

To the baby-faced young man who flew out of Heritage Lakes via Hudson Drive around 3:50 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov.

I was sitting in the gallery of city council on Nov. 10, listening to budget presentations being made by different organizations. After the presentation made by the St. Albert Public Library, various councillors asked questions and provided remarks.

It is painfully obvious that some St. Albertans struggle with change.

St Albert's brand is “The Botanical Arts City.” This means parks, trees, flowers, walking paths, green space, river valley, etc. and the lifestyle that goes along with a clean green city.

I have read some recent comments in your paper pertaining to traffic control signals in St. Albert ... and they are bang on! The lack of any thought process on how signals operate is evident everywhere in St. Albert.