Your Views

I have read the front page article on the above cancellation several times. I still can’t understand why the cancellation is being blamed on the St. Albert Singers Guild of which I am a new member.

Hopefully the editors of the St. Albert Gazette are not moved to comply with the hasty suggestions of Jesse Popowicz in a recent letter ("Columnist views are damaging", May 25, 2019).

So I'm coming home from a nice warm motorcycle trip last Thursday around 8 p.m. I'm going north on the Trail and decide to go left at McKenney, since the current construction at Giroux can tie things up a bit.

This new proposed bylaw to even further restrict places where smokers can get their nic fix just doesn’t make sense.

Across Canada, the forcible removal of Indigenous children from their families in order to integrate them into Canadian society began in the late 19th century – after the passing of The Indian Act in 1876.

As St. Albert strives to become a 'Smart City' we'd be wise to learn from Toronto, where plans for a high-tech neighbourhood (Quayside) are drawing strong controversy and great concern.

Honourable Premier, Minister Nixon, Minister Savage and Minister Fir; I write to you today as a proud Albertan and to voice my support for a Made-in-Alberta Climate Leadership Plan, which includes a Carbon Levy and price on Carbon.

The local cycling community feels slighted over the last-minute cancellation of a fully approved race which was to be held this past Sunday (May 19, 2019) in St Albert.

"Facts do not change because you are not intelligent or empathetic enough to understand them." "I again implore the Gazette to please consider the damage they are allowing these points of view to cause.

So the roller coaster/soap opera ride goes on – in St Albert Council Chambers. We cannot provide free passes to encourage the pool use for 80+ aged citizens.