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Jim Starko's criticism of the city's proposed curbside compost collection system reflects a clear ignorance of modern waste management practices and antiquated environmental values. Curbside composting was not invented by the City of St Albert.

Re: ‘Former minister says axe separate schools,’ Dec. 11 Gazette. As a 70-year-old man who was subjected to separatism as a boy, I can say with experience that David King has a very good idea.

In her letter complaining about speeding tickets, Irene Tremblay makes a big show of supporting a democratic system to support peoples’ rights and freedoms.

Mayor and Council, I am writing to bring an interesting article to your attention in the Dec. 13 National Post that I would encourage you to read. It references in it someone (Ronald Jensen) who ran the public works department in Phoenix, Ariz.

I would like to comment on the City of St. Albert’s new proposed waste collection changes to be implemented in 2011. For a number of reasons, this new “system” is seriously flawed from the outset.

Thanks to Anna Borowiecki's review of Season's Greetings, the Alan Ayckbourn play, and the St.

Last month I wrote a letter to the St. Albert Gazette and its readers venting my frustration and disappointment when my work trailer was stolen along with a large percentage of my tools.

I am writing in regards to the cover picture of Wednesday’s Dec. 15 Gazette, showing a young man doing a moderate snowmobile stunt. As a safety professional and a father I found this picture disturbing and in bad taste.

Attention Mayor Nolan Crouse: I moved here in September 2010 but have lived in the area for 40 years. I am a mother and grandmother and I have driven in Alberta since 1974. I received on my front step my second photo radar ticket this week.

Bloomberg quotes Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty, who said weak U.S. growth, not his country's strengthening currency, is the biggest threat to Canada's economic recovery. And the half-truths continue.