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Earlier this week I happened to catch a portion of a presentation to city council delivered by one of the local pressure groups.

City council should be commended for reviewing all the implications of smart growth prior to putting it into practice.

Thank you Andy Michaelson for your gentle reminder that sometimes the liberal use of certain "colourful" phrases and terminology just doesn't make a difference to anyone except oneself.

I received a return email from Edmonton-St. Albert member of Parliament Brent Rathgeber after I had written him to request his return to Parliament on Jan. 25 and to express my disagreement with the prime minister’s proroguing of Parliament.

In the Gazette article titled “Akinsdale Split on Habitat Plan” published Friday Jan. 15, two fundamental flaws in city council readily discern themselves in a very odd land transaction. Originally the St.

Bless all of you who have shaken out your “rainy day” jars or given up a Starbucks lattĂ© to send a few pesos to the Haitian relief efforts.

I read with interest that you too, have a problem with dog excrement over there in the new world.

The St. Albert Taxpayers Association supports moderate, well planned growth that is revenue positive and does not burden current taxpayers with the cost of development.

I was very disappointed with Ryan Tumilty’s article “MP defends prorogation,” in the Wednesday, Jan. 6 edition of the Gazette.

On Jan. 7, I was privileged to see the play, Once Upon A Mattress at the Arden Theatre. I would like to commend the students for their exemplary acting and singing.