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A year and a half ago, we moved to St. Albert. We did so believing St. Albert was that “different” city where the councillors actually listened to the people and what the people wanted. We have been very disappointed with what we have seen so far.

On Nov. 16, I made the mistake of leaving St. Albert from my Oakmont home via Erin Ridge and Everitt Drive thinking I could fuel up before heading north of the city. I just happened to leave at 8:45 a.m. just when the Lois E.

The NDP did not start our financial mess, as Tony Gull has stated – it inherited a broken system of false promises and corporate and big business privileges that benefited the wealthy and left the majority of Albertans fighting for what was left over

I am horrified to learn that Vital Justin Grandin was one of the primary individuals involved in the proliferation and support of Residential Schools.

How is shredded paper not recyclable as paper? This past week, I had occasion to shred many old documents, throw away some unshredded paper and some old magazines. All were put in a blue recycle bag.

I have never before written a letter to the editor of the Gazette, but I am so disgusted with our mayor and council over their refusal to honour the will of the people when it comes to opening a new, and may I say totally unnecessary, second site for

With 62 per cent of ballot-casting St.

On Nov. 17, and definitely not the first time, I sat for 15 minutes trying to get from the lights by Costco gas bar to the Best Buy lights.

Do you ever wonder, why giving feels so fine You open your heart and lose all track of time It’s like another world, so peaceful and serene Escaping all your troubles, like having a good dream Everyone’s so happy, to give and to receive The energy ex

In the last while there has been some discussion as to the need for the formation of yet another group to represent seniors. I voiced an opinion that seniors don’t need another group to represent them.