Your Views

Re: Activist presents skewed perspective (St. Albert Gazette, Feb. 11). I would like to respond to Mr. Benlolo’s letter to offer a perspective of someone who has just returned from Palestine/Israel.

In answer to the "Where were crowds?" (St. Albert Gazette, Feb. 11) I would like to challenge the writer to refrain from disappointment solely based on the fact that people were not lining the procession route.

For residents, especially new ones, and visitors to St.

For anyone keen on the “DATS” system. Be warned, anyone trying to walk the downtown streets, it could be a hazard. If the retail merchants do not clean their sidewalks, then the city neglects theirs.

Mr. Benlolo writes that a radicalized view misrepresents "reality on the ground" in Palestine and Israel.

I thought that my opinion might be of interest to other St. Albert residents. I am jealous of our neighbours in Edmonton who as we speak have a pilot program for backyard chickens. I wonder why backyard chicken rearing is such a big issue in St.

A good source of tax dollars is taxing the carbon footprints of individuals and corporations. It serves a two-fold purpose: 1. A source of revenue, and 2. A reprieve for the environment. It is quite feasible.

Feb. 5, 2015 was "Super Dumbass Drivers' Day" along the Anthony Henday and per capita, in St. Albert. What is a "dumbass driver?" A so-called "driver" of a vehicle who has forgotten most of the drivers’ handbook.

Thank you! The St.

I am writing this letter to express my gratitude to the “guardian of virtue” who found and turned in my phone yesterday at the St. Anne Street 7/11. Thank you! Your kind and thoughtful act is appreciated immeasurably.