Your Views

Thank you to Doug Neuman for underscoring the need for respectful political debate in his piece from the Saturday June 3 Gazette. Perhaps it’s just me but it does appear that politics at all levels has become more nasty in recent years.

I am tired of girls just being there for their bodies and their looks. I think women and girls are 100 per cent more than that. Honestly, we have a brain, ideas and a mind that could change the world just like anyone else.

Re: Bryan Corbett’s letter (Gazette, May 31) My thoughts are we are a great city, we have moved forward in leaps and bounds.

I read with interest the article in the Gazette on June 3 ('Nasty' debate tone causes concern on council). I agree that politics seems to be getting nastier, at all levels, especially in the age of social media and trolls.

If I was mayor, I would plant more seeds to promote the botanical gardens along Sturgeon Road. Would support the dedicated volunteers of this under-recognized delight and highlight these gardens as a central attraction for visitors to our city.

If I was mayor, I would plant more seeds to promote the botanical gardens along Sturgeon Road. Would support the dedicated volunteers of this under-recognized delight and highlight these gardens as a central attraction for visitors to our city.

I must commend the letter from A.I. Smith (St. Albert Gazette, May 31). He is 100 per cent correct about the photo radar locations.

Regarding A.J. Smith's letter (Gazette, May31), our condo overlooks Gervais Road so we have a bird's eye view of the road every day. June 1 I was walking across the well-marked crossing at Goodridge at 11 a.m.

I fully agree with Bryan Corbett (St. Albert Gazette, May 31) when he says that penny pinching citizens and councillors will ensure that St. Albert remains a semi-great city.

Recently I had a brief conversation with a current member of City Council. I asked the councillor their thoughts on the library petition.