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The front page story in Wednesday’s Gazette about a proposed ban on single-use plastics quickly caught my eye. But the story might have been easier to read had the issue not been enclosed in a large, transparent, single-use, plastic bag.

I would like to commend city council for another successful bait and switch regarding property taxes. Last year, budget called for a 1.5% increase. In May, bumped up to 2.5% This year, .4% increase at budget time.

Elizabeth May remains anti-oil and against any Alberta oil pipeline while she flys back and forth between Ottawa and Vancouver without a glimmer of remorse.

Mayor Heron has a unique opportunity in her role on the Albertan Urban Municipalities Association to voice a concern by all Albertan Taxpayers to communities across the province.

Re: "Clamping down on discussion would erode human freedoms" (Ray Sanborn, June 8 Gazette ): Ray Sanborn is to be congratulated for his thoughtful letter about human rights, in particular the “rights” conflict between a woman an

Regarding the seniors free swim: My first knowledge of St. Albert was when we stood in line on Perron Street to enter the Bruin Inn on Saturday nights for a mixed table, not allowed in Edmonton.

J. Gil's letter concerning Luke Fevin's take on the Right to Life March that included even pre-teens apparently, is a total misreading of the concept of 'freedom of religion," which certainly doesn't include freedom from disagreement or criticism.

This letter is to commend the wonderful folks at Bright Dental Clinic for their selfless annual Compassion Day

Michael Cooper, MP is no racist, he is only off the Justice Committee by Leader Scheer since its so close to an election.

Regarding Ray Sanborn's letter ("Clamping down on discussion would erode human freedoms," June 8) Freedom of expression does not mean one should be allowed to spread hate and misinformation in the name of discourse.