Your Views

I would like to send a shout out the woman in the white car who literally almost ran over me, my two kids in a stroller and my two large dogs, while crossing Giroux Road and North Ridge Drive on Friday afternoon at 3:15 p.m.

Photo radar should be recognized as a road tax for those who wish to exceed the speed limit. Personally, I am opposed to it not so much for what it does but for what it fails to do. For one, it fails to reduce accidents.

I don't have much sympathy for the minority of parents who want a completely secular school system for their children in Morinville.

In the March 12 Gazette Bob Sandford of Epcor stressed the importance of water conservation in the article ‘Think wet for Water Day.

I have a friend named Albert who needed to renovate his house. He had the choice of doing the repairs himself, or paying someone else to do it for him.

I have read with interest letters about the photo radar in St. Albert. I have no problem with people who speed receiving a ticket and paying a fine.

A Chinese writer once observed that living in “interesting times” was a curse. He could have been referring to times like this.

Is evolution just a theory? It is true that evolution is called the “theory of evolution,” but the context in which the word “theory” is used here can be mistaken.

Re: Only logical to believe what can be verified, March 5 Gazette: Mr. Pasternak had some rather large holes in his argument and it is a shame that he asserts that opinion as some sort of pillar of truth.

Re: ‘Reader fed up with photo radar ruining grass and polluting the air,’ March 12 Gazette: I’m pretty saddened that a grown man is complaining about photo radar.