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To the family who lost their beloved pet, a beautiful black and white collie, on Monday evening, Aug. 11th, in a hit and run accident at Giroux Road and Dufferin Street ...

Re: Foreign workers vs. Jason Kenney I would like to first, as a Canadian, give my apologies to all of the “foreign workers” who came to Canada with the hopes of being able to start a new life for themselves and their families.

From your editorial “Habitat build positive” it is apparent that you still don’t get it. Akinsdale’s opposition to the Habitat project had nothing to do with Habitat itself but to the use of St.

A mere 200 jobs created in July. Wow! The economy is too fragile to give Canadians a head start on a decent pension. The economy is so strong that it can afford to lose Canada's Russian pork market so Harper can strut around on the world stage.

Monday evening at the intersection of Giroux Road and Dufferin St., we witnessed a large white SUV hit a dog who looked lost as she wandered into the intersection.

What in the world is going on with our politicians? Do any of them have the idea of “representative”? Are they all in “rule” mode? Are they under the impression that spending tax money to further their own aims is fit and prop

I received a survey form from Canada Post recently, asking me questions about the new community mail boxes. All the questions assumed I was in favour of no more home delivery. There was no space for comments.

The political firestorm raging around the recent report of Alberta auditor general Merwan Saher has produced much political rhetoric and smoke.

On behalf of VASA (Visual Arts Studio Association) I would like to commend the Gazette for its excellent coverage of the visual arts each week. Kudos to Scott Hayes.

Regarding Habitat for Humanity one year anniversary, as a member of the Akinsdale community and someone who was involved in all of the discussions leading up to the build, I think that I can say that most of us were never against having “poor p