Your Views

Premier Rachel Notley’s plan to buy 80 locomotives and 7,000 oil cars just simply won’t work because she is sending Alberta oil to a market already flooded with excess oil production. The U.S.

Huge shout-out to the St. Albert Slash Midget AAA Girls hockey team, coach Dan Auchenberg, Kelly Lajoie and volunteers.

The other night, my family went to St. Albert Centre to get our kids pictures taken with Santa. I have to say, I think there's something fishy going on in that mall ...

So the majority of council has gone to great lengths attempting to rationalize their decision to proceed with a second library. Only in St.

I was extremely disappointed with the St. Albert city council decision (6 to 1) to fund a storefront library. The plebiscite was an overwhelming no for the branch library.

During the last election, the previous council went through the “futile motion” of asking the residents of St. Albert (their employer) where they wanted their tax dollars focused.

For each storm with considerable snowfall, residents of Erin Ridge Drive shovel two or three times so that the snow is not so difficult to remove. Before it melts to the cement to become heavy, we try to lessen the stress on both shovels and backs.

I feel I must respond to Tony Gull’s letter, (Your Views, St. Albert Gazette , Dec. 5).

“In 2018-19, equalization payments will rise to a new high of $19 billion. Sixty-two per cent will go to Quebec, while Alberta taxpayers will contribute about $3 billion.

Re: letters to the editor from Tony Gull and Roger Lecuyer ( St. Albert Gazette , Your Views, Nov. 21). Equalization payments have a constitutional authority, Constitution Act, 1982, s.36.