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I would like to comment on the approval that Council gave at the meeting of Aug. 17, and as reported in the Aug. 19 issue of the St. Albert Gazette, to the design and construction of a “roundabout” intersection at the junction of St.

Looking at the whole area of St. Anne Street and Perron Street with traffic flow issues that are currently there and the installation of a roundabout. St.

I received a photo radar ticket, which showed that I was driving a speed of 47 km/h in what appears to be a 30-km/h zone 24/7. The street is Deerbourne.

The St. Anne Street extension story in the Wednesday Aug. 19 Gazette needs some clarification. City management spokesman Gilles Prefontaine claims that the roundabout would produce two new lots is nonsense.

I was shocked to hear Coun. Bob Russell referring to the farmers’ market as a “Flea Market” during this week's council. As a 15-year resident of St.

When the retention of power, political brand worship and self-serving behaviour become imbedded in the collective culture of those charged with preserving and advancing the common good, effective democratic governance is threatened and things become

The article on Coun. Russell's intent to revisit the roadway debacle between St. Anne and TachĂ© St. once again brings up the question of the mayor’s and council’s spending. It is budgeted at $4.18 million.

This week we saw City Council debate a motion to stop work on the roundabout, which is part of the St. Anne St. realignment. I sat and watched the Council proceedings on this motion.

Jennifer Hamilton's opinion column ("Controversy grows over Planned Parenthood", Gazette, Aug. 12) does well to at least mention the numerous "sting" videos that have been released by the Center for Medical Progress.

This past weekend we attended the Division B Regionals held at the Kinsmen pool in Edmonton. We wish to express our appreciation to the coaches of the St. Albert Sailfish for the teaching, support and encouragement given to every member of the club.