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Evolution is logical, not faith. I have caught the attention of a few critics of my previous letter, ‘Evidence does not support intelligent design.

The motivation of those opposed to the Aurora Place development is all too clear, and attempts to disguise its true nature behind concerns of lot size and the like are disingenuous at best.

Perhaps now is the time to look at the way our school system is run. Here we have both of the school boards wanting to build schools in the Erin Ridge division of the city.

I have never read such a vile piece of trash as written by Michael Ciciarelli and published in the Feb. 19 edition of the St. Albert Gazette.

I am writing to express my concern regarding the editorial cartoon in the Feb. 16 Gazette. The depiction of the bathroom door in conjunction with Bill C-389 promotes the misinformation about this important human rights legislation.

Once again I have been closely following the commentaries on the ongoing Aurora Place debate. I was profoundly struck by one recent letter in which a resident claimed his “right” to live in St.

I just want to thank the kind gentlemen who helped me out on Saturday, Feb. 12 in the parking lot at Grandin Bakery. I was parked on a sheet of ice and could not get out because I kept sliding towards a blue Ram truck that was parked beside me.

I might as well admit it up front — I'm a pedestrian.

I’ve been following the debate about the Aurora Place development. It seems to me that there are a few issues that haven’t been explained correctly.

I agree with Richard Nobert’s letter in the Feb. 2 Gazette. The provincial government is not doing its elected duty when there isn’t a public secular school available for all children who are not Roman Catholic to attend.