Your Views

Yikes! Monday, March 11, was one of the scariest city meetings I have ever attended.

I have read countless comments on photo radar that make it abundantly clear how the public views this branch of 'the law'.

Here we go again, on one hand money is being wasted again on a survey for smoking and the ridiculous suggestion that more enforcement people may need to be hired.

This Friday morning, March 8, I got turned around and stuck in the Eastbound Anthony Henday access loop from St. Albert Trail. It would have been just after 6:00 A.M. and this fellow driving a Jeep stopped to see if I needed help in the way of a tow.

Thank you to Kevin Ma for his March 13 follow up to his March 6 School Notes column whereby the four school jurisdictions with schools within St. Albert advised that there would be no impact by a provincial ban on seclusion rooms.

It was excellent news to read that city council has directed the city manager to report back by June 24 2019 with recommendations for land options for a multi-use sports facility campus.

With reference to Our View and Mr. Parkers Op-Ed of March 06, I strongly disagree with both. Our View raises the question as to who is ultimately responsible for addressing social housing needs.

Dear Mayor Heron, Council and the St. Albert Housing Society, Re: St. Albert Housing Society/ City of St. Albert Memorandum of Agreement It is with deep concern that we read in the St.

Tell a small business they can’t sell their goods online. Or a doctor they can’t get digital records. Or a farmer they can’t use the technology in their brand new tractor.

Headlines, recent and previous: “Downtown parkade axed from capital plan” and “Council tops 964K rail safety project”; “Fencing could lead to whistling cessation”.