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In response to Valerie Spink’s (Gazette, June 6) and Bryan Corbett’s (Gazette, May 31) comments, you are absolutely right in recognizing that councillors Sheena Hughes, Cam MacKay, and Bob Russell are diligently and thoughtfully doing the

We are the Social Justice Club at Ecole Sir George Simpson School. We are a group of junior high students who meet weekly to discuss how we can affect positive changes in our community, country, and world.

It takes a village to raise a child, as the saying goes. St. Albert is the best place to raise a family in all of Canada. That's high praise and a distinction I believe our community has earned. Our village does a great job of raising our children.

Too easy. Don't break the law. Posted speed limits are not suggestions, they are the law and apply to everyone. You're not being singled out.

As I walked my dog through the park by my house today and had trouble breathing with all the dried up hay laying on the green grass and on the sidewalks, I had a thought.

I have been watching the branch library saga and the efforts of those stalwart civic-minded people who have worked diligently to eliminate this extravagant waste of money.

I like to run outdoors for exercise daily … well, more like slow jog at my age. Due to cranky bones and joints, I prefer to run on grass boulevards along sidewalks rather than on the concrete.

It has been quiet for a while and it seems now is the best time again to upset the peace at City Council for making a good name before the election in October.

I am over 50, and aqua-fitness workouts have been the only option left for me to maintain my joints. I have rheumatoid arthritis to multiple large and small joints that is causing deterioration to my joints and pain on movement.

Having engaged in thousands of hours of traffic enforcement in a previous career, Mr.