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It is curious to watch the intellectual gymnastics on display in an effort to justify the decision to revoke the 30 per cent of the MSI grant previously allocated to utility capital projects. Both Mr. Korotash and Mr.

As St. Albert continues to ponder plans for the original downtown area, I would like to see some original thinking. Encouraging unique and local small business is futile unless affordable space can be available.

The comments made by Education Minister Jeff Johnson to the St.

Dr. James Talbot’s letter “Recent studies confirm that vaccines used in Alberta are safe” refers to a recently released University of Calgary study, with regard to febrile seizures resulting from vaccination.

I am writing in response to Caroline McCullagh's letter: “Bus driver should know better,” in the June 14 edition of the St. Albert Gazette. In her letter she is chastising a city bus driver who had the right of way at a green light.

I fully agree with “Deeply concerned downtown lover,” dated June 11 in the Gazette. I have used the angle parking spaces downtown only to find myself backing up into oncoming traffic.

Members of the St. Albert Potters Guild wish to thank everyone who supported us during the Spring Pottery Sale in May.

I am writing in response to the article in the Saturday, June 14 edition of the St. Albert Gazette about the cost of participating in sports in St. Albert, which I read with great interest.

In his June 15 letter to the editor, Daren Zabacy attempts to "veil" his complaints about high taxes, bi-weekly garbage pickup, and poor garbage collection vehicle operation, as evidence that the City of St. Albert is not “green.

Re “Getting in the game,” June 14 Gazette. There is one affordable sport you forgot to mention in your article on page 20 and 21 of the June 14 paper: Curling. My son has been curling since he was in Grade 4.