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I was disappointed to see a large display in the front entrance of the St. Albert library supporting library expansion. Most, if not all, of the "pro-expansion" display was compiled by library staff. I respect the right to express their opinion.

Re: Braeside parkland exchange rare opportunity ( St. Albert Gazette , Sept. 9). To sell or exchange Braeside parkland to oblige a developer is, as they say in diplomatic circles, unacceptable.

It would seem that city council has no inhibitions when it comes to flagrantly touting themselves. But they are being a little less than ethical, are they not, in welcoming to council chambers slogan-shirted supporters ( Gazette , Sept.

Today (Sept. 6) is the second day I have ridden the first scheduled 211 bus in the afternoon since the new season started. No, the times haven’t changed, but something very significant has – the size of the bus.

Reading over the summary of the municipal inspection report, I could not help but think, why did they do this review in the first place? Did we actually learn anything from it? I think we learned that there was infighting on city council that was pre

By the time you read this letter, the Gazette will have hopefully explained the changes to the capital projects' plebiscite wording that was amended by city council on Sept. 5, 2017.

Talk about ‘leopards not changing their spots’ for no sooner had George Cuff, author of the report on the municipal inspection of The City of St.

A comment I recently overheard gave me pause for thought: “What has a program on “bicycle repair” got to do with libraries?” “Everything”, I say. “It's all about lifelong learning”.

Any Edmonton Eskimo Football Club fans, season tickets holders and or regular ticket buyers in St. Albert? Should St.

Re: Braeside Rezoning and Land Swap As concerned residents of Braeside, we strongly oppose the rezoning of Sturgeon Road lots 53, 55 and 57 and the land swap that has been included in the developer’s proposal.