Your Views

I read with amusement the rant of Barry Bayrak in Your Views, March 12 Gazette. This letter described the view (blocked by snowbanks), the spew (from idling vehicles) and the goo (from trampled grass) associated with the photo radar vehicles in St.

With days getting longer and winter tapering into spring, my warm thoughts shift towards what I love most about the changing of seasons: the revival of St. Albert’s outdoor farmers’ market.

I would like to dedicate this message to all the lazy people of the world that feel the need to take the parents-with-little-ones or expectant-parent parking.

I don't usually take issue with the Gazette's Our View, but a penultimate comment about Dr. Raj Sherman's purely selfless motives being in question (March 5 Gazette) deserves a rebuttal. In fact, Dr.

Bill 50 is bad legislation, to support bad policy, to further the agenda of a government that seems uninterested in the ‘best interests of Albertans.

Recently, MLA Evan Berger supports his argument for $16.5 billion in transmission upgrades by stating the provincial demand has grown annually by “the equivalent to the city of Red Deer” for the past many years. Mr.

I think Albertans have had enough. Lawyer Keith Wilson is cutting a swath, hundreds of miles wide across our province and last Monday, we witnessed the profoundness of his message again.

I would like to know why certain dog owners (thank goodness a small majority) feel that if they aren't on a public street and if nobody is looking, that they don't have to pick up after their dogs.

Page three of the March 2 Gazette — city buys a bungalow that it did not even end up needing for $1.9 million and it is valued at $353,000. Now it is going to rent it out to cover costs of maintaining the site at $9,800 per year.

Re: ‘Death at winter games prompts review,’ March 2 Gazette: I was relieved to read that a review of a hockey player’s death at the Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games will be held.