Your Views

I am a very upset Erin Ridge resident.

The high cost of childcare services in Alberta has become a growing challenge for households.

I have had an annual membership at Servus Place since it opened in 2006 and use the exercise / pool facilities almost every day. I and many others wish the pool would open 1/2 hour sooner each day but that is another subject.

A proposed development in Erin Ridge North threatens to seriously compromise the safety of Lois E. Hole Elementary School students.

I happened to spend a day running errands in St Albert a few weeks ago. I noticed a trend that seems to becoming pervasive in the retail community.

I would like to provide some additional information and context RE: No more suffering in silence (July 20th, 2019), a column by Brian McLeod, St. Albert resident.

We all know that a free and open discussion of various issues affecting our society is important.

In the July 27 edition, Morgan Luethe wrote a critical comment re: the Gazette.

Raised sidewalks in Erin Ridge are inaccessible for those with canes, walkers or wheelchairs. As a senior who requires at least one of these walking aids, I am stuck whenever I encounter one.

Article 3 of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights and Section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms speak to the essence of our democracy: “Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of the person ...”