Your Views

A quick note to recognize the extraordinary service that I received from a Canada Post employee. On Thursday morning, I was unable to locate the key fob for my vehicle.

Facts matter – apparently not to the Political Action Committee (PAC) Shaping Alberta’s Future. Its recent political advertisements in Alberta’s daily and periodical press are full of fake news and “alternative” facts.

The snowplow went zipping down our avenue basically only clearing the middle of the road and moved the packed snow to a distance of six to eight feet from the curbs on both sides.

Christmas will be here shortly. TV and flyer ads abound. Businesses urge everyone to spend till it hurts. Credit card companies will bump your limit to crazy amounts without you asking. To many of us, it must seem the season is “all about the money.

I’ve been living in St. Albert over one and a half years.

Council tops up salaries! How nice for them. Such a shame that they are having the advantage of not having one-third of their salaries tax exempt being taken away.

I write because of a recent ill-informed letter to the editor from Mr.

Your article, “Rail fence to cost city less than expected,” ( St. Albert Gazette , Nov. 28) simply confirms the insanity of this initiative. The railways abandoned fenced rail lines years ago because of maintenance costs and that they didn’t work.

Re: “Planning problems” ( St. Albert Gazette , Our View, Nov. 14) Thank you for pointing out the problem. As a representative for residents of Sturgeon Valley on county council of the day, I must make a comment.

Next to my last letter in the St. Albert Gazette are two more people trying to wrongly explain how the equalization system works ( Gazette , Your Views, Nov. 21).