Your Views

I have no wish to insert myself into the back and forth between Kenneth Kully and Doris Wrench Eisler, but I do want to correct a couple of mistakes and false assertions in Mr Kully’s letter, “Real Morality – Loving Your Enemies And Helping Them – Is

Kevin Kully’s use of the “honorific” Mrs. is either insult or ignorance ( Gazette , Your Views, Aug. 22). It is certainly archaic and hearkens back to the days when, under English law, women did not have agency in their own right.

It has been my experience that the resort to ad hominem – that is: to attack the person making an argument rather than counter the argument being made – is often the first (and only) resort of those who find themselves with no ability to construct a

As I was reading the letter from Doris Wrench Eisler (“Christians Don't Own the Book on Morality” Gazette , July 28) I found myself agreeing with much of what was said until I read this – “parents don't own children: they are entrusted to the care of

Yes, I agree, Kirsty, safety does come first ( Gazette , Your Views, Aug. 11). We all take care of our children and try not to cause harm to others.

On Aug. 7, we had a vehicle fire at St. Albert Self Storage. We called our fire department and we could not believe how quickly they got to our facility – it was just a few short minutes.

Joe Prins ( Gazette , Your Views, Aug.

Had to laugh at Mr. Brian McLeod’s commentary in the Gazette (Aug. 8). I could almost hear the gnashing of teeth, the barely controllable anguish of subsidy-seeking, global-warming misguided enthusiasts.

In response to Elizabeth Allchin, respecting women in change rooms ( Gazette letters, Aug. 1): Ms. Allchin states I should examine what I wrote. I beg your pardon, but perhaps it is you who should understand better what it is you are reading.

I think the city can do better when it comes to recycling. It's recommended by a city employee to use plastic grocery bags for garbage can liners or for picking up dog messes.