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We were disappointed to see Rotary Park mistakenly referred to as Riel Park in Wednesday’s front page story on Canada Day Festivities (“Canada: there’s no place like home”).

As everyone is aware, during the last municipal election just under 64 per cent of voters were not in favour of any library expansion. It now appears that the St.

A quick shout-out to City of St. Albert emergency sewer line responders Brendan and Anna this past Sunday morning. Living among the trees of Braeside has its advantages, but roots are not one of them.

Initially, franchise fees are going to be five per cent of the of the electrical bill and are applied to everyone, including non-profit organizations (will have a more difficult time to raise funds?) and school taxes may need to increase.

I want to thank the person who found my wallet in the Walmart parking lot on June 25, and turned it in to the customer service centre. It was a great relief to get it back, and I will surely pay it forward. I hope you have a tremendous summer.

I thought we had dealt with this last year, but apparently not everyone got the message. On Saturday, June 30, at 12:30 p.m.

St. Albert is to be commended for its Environmental Master Plan that's setting goals and involves annually reporting progress ( Gazette , April 21).

I could not agree more with Peter Woolridge’s letter ( Gazette , June 16). Driving north through St. Albert on St. Albert Trail, one is almost guaranteed to hit six to eight red lights, or even more, filling our atmosphere with excess exhaust fumes.

I want to thank the people of St. Albert who called me about my orange cat, Billy, who has an ID tag – phone number, address. Thank you, all, and thank you, Michael, who returned him.

Thank you so much for publishing the excellent valedictorian addresses of the 2018 high school graduates (also in 2017). These speeches are by far the most inspirational material I have read in your fine prize-winning newspaper.