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City Council’s decision not to hire an external auditor to examine the allegations of Mayor Nolan Crouse’s “double billing” in claiming per diems from the City and the Capital Region Board is very disappointing.

Re: It’s a kamikaze gong show. I would like to follow up regarding this story in the Nov. 5 edition of the Gazette because I want to ensure that my passion for pedestrian safety is not misconstrued as maniacal.

Upon reading Victoria Paterson’s treatise (St. Albert Gazette, Nov. 1) on the voting patterns of St. Albert City Council I saw it as an objective and quantitative approach to an issue that has become increasingly subjective.

When the 2014 FĂ©lix Award recipients were announced by ADISQ honouring the best in Canadian Franco music, De Temps Antan was flying over the Atlantic Ocean on their way to London.

In response to the front-page article of the Gazette on Nov.

After reading your story "Those left behind" in the Saturday Nov.

The class of Grade 5 at La Mission school are making Rainbow Loom bracelets, to save up money to buy paint for a school in Nicaragua. The kids in Grades 11 and 12 are leaving for a little village called Cinco Pińos, on Sunday, Nov.

I had not had the pleasure of reading the caricature in the Gazette initially, but a friend of mine pointed it out to me and wondered if I would comment on it, being a family physician opposed to what has been clipped in mainstream media as “de

A week ago, a very big-hearted Art Jenkins and his faithful right-hand Margrit Mitterberger, organized a special birthday celebration for long-time customer 100-year-old Erma Hill.

While glancing through the Nov. 1 edition of the St. Albert Gazette, I came across the proposed utility rate increase that was hidden on the bottom of page 7 of the eight-page insert devoted to the City of St.