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Many of us for years have been concerned about terrorism in Canada. Most concerns are since 9/11 (Sept 11, 2001 terrorist attack on U.S). Individual terrorists of any ilk are usually self-creating.

Interesting discussion between Mr. Bohachyk (Gazette, June 10) and Mr. Kish (Gazette, July 5) regarding what each perceives to be the right thing to do with respect traffic safety. The studies apparently support both arguments. U.S.

Some councillors and the mayor's decision to defeat Councillor Russell's proposed bike safety bylaw was very disheartening to me. To cite the possible inconvenience to bikers as a reason to oppose the bylaw was absolutely absurd.

Thank you St. Albert! Saturday, July 8th was a beautiful sunny day as a remarkable line up of artists shared their music in the natural amphitheatre in the heart of our beautiful city.

Jennifer Henderson in her article “Heron enters race for Mayor” (Gazette, June 24) cited that Councillor Cathy Heron had been preparing for that eventuality since 2010.

I wanted to comment on Mr. Bohachyk’s letter on ‘Photo radar not the best solution’ (Gazette, June 17) that so eloquently pointed out the vast majority of public views, explaining why there is an upheaval of public discontent.

I am writing in response to your article “Drivers give feedback on traffic calming solutions” (Gazette, July 1).

I agree with everything that Bert LaBuick wrote (Gazette, June 28). We already have a unique, beautiful library and it's never been crowded when I've been there. But this being St. Albert, council has to find something to spend our money on as Mr.

I want to thank St. Albert city council for its support of the Seven Music Fest. This was the first year we were able to attend and I can assure you that we will be adding it to our summer calendar in future years.

This is a second Letter to the Editor that I write as outgoing Mayor with a purpose to share some perspective on the state of financials of the city of St.