Your Views

The Gazette by doing a good job of choosing letters to the editor has me wanting to weigh in on a few debate topics presently ongoing. First I would like to say what a good job Patrick Draper has been doing since St.

It was nice to see one other person in St. Albert took the time to look into the taxpayer pillaging by the city on the water utilities fee increases.

I find it rather interesting that the comments "Do nothing go nowhere councillor" come from the mayor.

Edmonton-based Wild Earth Bakery Café has moved into the Enjoy Centre.

Your ‘Our View’ editorial (Gazette, Nov. 12) on the Downtown Area Redevelopment Plan (DARP) proposal for modifications to St. Anne Street as being "uninspiring" and "a waste of $4.1 million" was bang on in my view.

There is a relatively simple solution for slowing drivers in school zones. It is speed bumps. There are "portable" ones that are spiked into the road. If public works does not know how to install them, I will show them how ... no charge.

As a beleaguered taxpayer of St. Albert, I noted, with interest, the recent comments of city manager Patrick Draper, at a recent public session (page 3 of the Nov. 8 edition of the St.

The attacks on Coun. Sheena Hughes over the last few weeks have been nothing other than attempts to distract from the matter that Ms. Hughes brought forward related to the mayor’s expenses.

I feel I must write you with my deep dismay and disappointment in the comment attributed to Mayor Nolan Coruse in yesterday's Gazette. The one where he calls Sheena Hughes a “do nothing go nowhere councillor.

To the editor of the Gazette and to any reader of the Nov.