Your Views

It is interesting that the mayor mentions the purchase of the sculptures more than once and as a perceived negative decision by council. He should. The objection to the purchase was not about the money.

I have to wonder why judges are always appointed to head an inquiry such as in the Roszko case when they pose part of the problem.

I have followed the story of the ‘vigilante snow removal’ in our community for several days now and felt I must write to comment. How wonderful that our community pitches in together to assist each other in times of need.

After a week away over the Christmas holiday, I came back to read in the Gazette the happy news about the naming of Elke’s Peninsula.

In concurrence with Jim Rossmann’s letter, ‘Changes to waste pickup will create recycling stations at every house,’ Jan. 5 Gazette and the many concerns regarding waste collection fees ‘imposed’ on the taxpayers of St.

I recently called the city's public works department (snow removal) regarding a problem at the intersection of Arlington Drive and Hebert Road.

I've been reading with amusement all the recent letters critical of the RCMP regarding the illegal snow removal issue on Bellerose Drive.

I would like to thank the people who are keeping our roads and sidewalks clear. What a pleasure it is to be in St. Albert. We can count on the best-maintained wintertime roads in the region.

St. Albert is a great city. One of our cornerstones is the emergency/police services. The RCMP in St. Albert is committed to excellence. From experience their response is quick, efficient and professional.

On Monday, Jan. 17 at approx 3:30 p.m. my son parked his van in the front row, first stall at Save-On-Foods, between the entrance to Save-On-Foods and the flower shop next to it. He took his cellphone from his back pocket before getting into the van.