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I disagree with Mr. B. MacKay’s letter (Gazette, Sept. 5) of condemnation of Mr. David Haas’ Sept. 2 article concerning Sen. Mike Duffy and Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Mr. Haas, contrary to Mr. MacKay’s assertion, did not say Mr.

The article about the fast food industry feeling the pinch because of the lack of foreign workers is a perfect example of a corporate/government alliance.

What is being missed in this whole refuge crisis is, once again, the terrorists are winning the battle. The 9/11 event was aimed at causing economic disaster in the U.S., and fear throughout the rest of the world. They succeeded beyond description.

Oh Mr. Atkins, at first I thought you were pointing a finger at my personal driving. Then I realized it couldn't be me I live in St. Albert. We have "Traffic Calming" here.

St. Albert has always been a helping, faith-filled community. Why do we not volunteer to take all the Syrian refugees on Canada's “Approved Refugee” list – all nine (yes, nine!) of them? Could St.

In the Sep. 5 Gazette, Mr. Kevin Ma saw things a tad different at the climate conference. He may not have noticed that at least one-third of the people attending were industry types trying to sell the new government their company product.

If times are tough, just take your Visa card and try to spend your way out of poverty. I think you’ll soon find this won’t work with devastating financial results.

After reading the Aug.

I've seen all these signs for supporting PC Michael Cooper, and all I can say is that these supporters prove Frank Lloyd Wright ... er, right. That, "There is nothing more uncommon than common sense.

I read with interest the letter from a resident in Dorchester about his receiving a speeding ticket as he was caught by radar speeding at a playground where apparently there was a speed limit posted. Now, in St.