Your Views

Re: Commentary in the St. Albert Gazette, Saturday Nov. 22: "Russia is not a small-time threat": In his commentary recently in the St.

I just wanted to say thank you to the gentleman who gave me a ride home after I locked my keys in my car at the St. Albert bottle Depot on the weekend it was snowing.

Traffic congestion in St. Albert is becoming a big problem. Instead of alleviating traffic, the turn on left arrow only is becoming a nightmare, and it shouldn't if it had been properly thought out. On Nov.

I have come to understand that the completion of the Riel Football Complex is at risk of being pushed back for another year. I find this very troubling and financially irresponsible.

I want to say something about the crosswalks in St. Albert. I think the new type of crosswalk with the thick white lines works a lot better. Cars see them a lot better.

“We the People” of St. Albert elected six councillors and one mayor just over a year ago. We chose all of you on the basis of integrity, leadership and stewardship. We put our trust in you.

I read the article on ending domestic violence by Amy Crofts. The researcher Dr. Amy Kaler tells us that we must work to ensure gender equality. There are inroads in that direction happening.

I am wholeheartedly glad to hear that no one was hurt in the accident reported in the St. Albert Gazette, (Wednesday, Nov. 19, pg. 45) involving a police cruiser and a tree along Grandin Road.

As a senior, and a dog lover (I own two), I am now very apprehensive about crossing paths with any dogs, more specifically the larger types. On Nov. 20 at 9:15 a.m. I was out for my morning walk eastbound on Giroux, just before Bellerose High School.

I would like to draw attention to the unsafe driving habits of drivers, at least on school buses. On Nov. 14, at around 8 a.m., I was travelling with my kids to drop them off at their daycare. I was in the east lane on Giroux Road.