Your Views

After reading several movie reviews from Scott Hayes and totally disagreeing with them I had to send this letter. I enjoyed The Hunger Games movies and am eagerly waiting for the final one to be released.

Disillusioned and disappointed would be my assessment of city council over the past three decades that I have lived in St. Albert. I now see hope on the horizon. During the 2013 municipal election campaign I assisted Cam MacKay and Sheena Hughes.

Re: Our View: Speed limits are the real St. Albert trap, St. Albert Gazette, March 15.

A bridge under the bridge. It is time to comment about the “temporary” structure that has recently been placed on the pathway under Ray Gibbon Drive bridge. Having lived in St. Albert for some 40 years, we have seen many changes.

Given the fluid, always-changing nature of driving, and driving conditions that impact all users of the roadway, it is nice to see some common sense articulated by both the St.

Although I do agree in principle with the March 22 letter by Vivian Branson on the use of the “ridiculous contraption that has been placed under the bridge across the Sturgeon River,” I take exception to the blame she casts on “the

Re: Travellers beware, by Robert Clark, Your Views, St. Albert Gazette, March 19. Mr. Clark’s letter contains serious chemistry errors. First, mustard gas is not the same as phosgene.

My husband and I are residents of St. Albert – retired from B.C. and came to live here five years ago this summer. In our time in Alberta, we have both been the recipients of photo radar fines and have come to know this as a way of life in St.

Would it be possible to identify who the engineers were who designed the ridiculous contraption that has been placed under the bridge across the Sturgeon River? This is such a dreadful waste of funds.

The editor is bang on with his dissertation that there is too much absurdity with the speed limits in the city. (Speed limits are the real St. Albert trap, Our View, March 15 Gazette).