Your Views

There’s been a lot of discussion lately with regards to harassment and racism. But harassment comes in many different forms. On Tuesday, Oct. 30, I parked in parking for the disabled in front of the Dollar store in Village Landing.

Kudos to the St Albert Humboldt Remembrance Committee! The Humboldt Jersey Gala was an evening to remember, honour, and celebrate four incredible young hockey players from St Albert, and honour them & their treasured families, we did.

Too often you get letters of complaint; however, recently I had two nice young men approach my home with a mother in tow offering some community service.

As a newly minted senior, I think Bert LaBuick expresses a lack of empathy and a degree of ignorance in his Oct. 27 letter to the editor about representation for seniors ( St. Albert Gazette ).

Thanks for saving my life. I would like to extend my sincerest gratitude to the gentleman in the grey truck who honked his horn to warn me of a driver who was very close to hitting me. Around 11 a.m. on Oct.

A recent letter to the Gazette by Jerry Manegre (Your Views, Oct. 20) suggests smart water meters are not safe due to their electromagnetic frequency (EMF) and the city should be challenged on the mandatory installation.

Again, a letter from Alan Spiller in Saturday’s paper ( St. Albert Gazette , Your Views, Oct. 20) spouting nonsense about the past Alberta PC governments. You are a banker, Mr.

Re: No place for NIMBY in St. Albert ( St. Albert Gazette , Your Views, Oct. 24). So in Joshua Wafler-Thomas’ letter, St. Albert citizens should just shut up about pot shops and let pot shop owners set up wherever they want. Don’t worry, be happy.

I am a huge fan of the Gazette, and one of its best sections is the Letters. These are usually very entertaining and often informative.

So seniors need more and better representation, eh? A recent headline in the St. Albert Gazette says seniors deserve a strong voice. If seniors, or any other group, want a strong voice, well all ya gotta do is get off your duff and do something.