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A reminder to those using the Red Willow trail system. In some areas, there are tight blind corners and should you choose to walk the wrong side of the trail, you put people at risk.

What’s that thing you’re smoking, you need to put it out It could get us into trouble, for that there is no doubt The druggies say we need it; the government thinks so too But every time I take a puff, I’m coughing 'til I’m blue It takes my mind to p

I want to give kudos to Mayor Cathy Heron on a job well done. Her online poll about the rainbow crosswalk ( Gazette , May 12) was exactly what we all wanted, a chance to voice our opinions and be heard by our elected officials.

I am sure that anyone who has spent any amount of time (and you can spend a lot!) has felt a certain amount of frustration regarding the inefficiency of the current traffic light system on Highway 2, whether passing through St.

On Monday, June 25, St. Albert city council has an opportunity to support a new recreation and community facility, while also reducing the burden on St. Albert taxpayers. The 10-year Growth Capital Plan calls for St.

Re: Rainbow crosswalk idea ( Gazette , May 12) Was research done on the effect of rainbow crosswalks on motorcycle safety? Current crosswalks can be treacherous during and after a rain as the oils and fluids from cars builds up and becomes slick.

For the last few months I have observed the attempted implementation of changes to make St. Albert a smart city .

Jasmin Legue in her letter ( Gazette , June 13), scolds "pastors complaining about the federal government’s changes to the funding of summer job programs" to get off their "man-made high horses and practise what Jesus preached.

Attracted by the advertising we thought we would spend the day visiting St. Albert, specifically the farmers market. We also made a point of checking out the botanical gardens. We decided to take doggy along, our seven pound shitzu.

As St. Albert mayor and city council contemplates what to do with the St. Albert ever-increasing excessive taxpayer dollars, I might suggest there is one city employee that deserves a bonus.