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The same Nolan Crouse who was disappointed over the lower-than-expected revenue generated last year from the speed-on-green and red light cameras is now waving the safety flag and once again wants to lower the 10 km/h tolerance.

Have you thought about electronic cigarettes? Electronic cigarettes are a revolutionary new delivery system. Liquid nitrogen is vapourized into steam by an atomizer. This allows the user to inhale vapour that looks and feels just like smoke.

Re: St. Albert Gazette Letters to the Editor, “AESO ignoring growing costs” and “Heartland rationale doesn’t stand up, Wednesday Dec. 2.

RE: Communication problem at city hall, St. Albert Gazette, Wednesday Nov.

Decades ago, I wrote an environment column in the Gazette. At that time, there was considerable skepticism in Alberta about climate change.

Re: ‘Health care battle was lost long ago,’ Nov. 27 Gazette: There are several contentious points in Eric Joly’s letter that he can perhaps clear up.

Re: ‘Medical uses allowed in business parks,’ Nov. 24 Gazette: The City of St. Albert is planning Rendezvous 2011 to celebrate the founding of St.

Recently, Shan Bhattacharya of the Alberta Electric System Operator (the provincial electricity grid operator) has written, “our mandate is to connect any and all generation that is approved by the Alberta Utilities Commission, regardless of th

A recent letter by Henry Vos presented how the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) does not get premium prices on its sales. In most respects, Vos was correct. However, his argument does not apply to sales to Canadian domestic buyers.

In regards to the Heartland Transmission Line, the Alberta Electric System Operator’s (AESO) long-term transmission plan is based on a philosophy of “if we build it, industry will come.