Your Views

I would just like to thank the person that was at Tim Hortons (Hebert Road) on Thursday May 20 at around 5:20 p.m. You were driving a silver Honda CRV.

As a business and building owner in downtown St. Albert for over 10 years, I’ve never found parking to be an issue until now. St.

The Gazette, as the primary print media in St. Albert, is important to the community.

I would like to challenge all pet owners to take along an extra bag and pick up some trash at the same time as you walk your pet. We live in one of the nicest cities there is and yet people continue to throw trash everywhere.

The development of this land requires servicing, roads, sidewalks, etc. The fewer homes built will raise the cost of each property because the cost of infrastructure will remain the same.

Re: ‘Recovery means coming together,' May 19 Gazette: I really appreciate the courage of these women in coming forward, as well as the sensitivity of the reporter, Scott Hayes.

Thank you to the people of St. Albert who have supported the St Albert Community Band during the time I conducted that wonderful ensemble. Your presence in the audience has helped me perform my best.

I was very disappointed to hear that the entire city council spent $25,000 on pretending to listen to the concerns of the residents of Akinsdale (at least I hope you were pretending and not dismissing).

After spending a number of years in the call centre industry I've come to notice an ever-growing "culture of disconnect.

There is a trend lately, almost like a last-ditch stand it is so wobbly, to define secularism as just another religion.