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I read with interest the photo radar statistics released last month by the Edmonton Police Services. An astounding 522,795 tickets were issued in Edmonton in 2016.

It is one thing to say that council should set aside any personal biases but how can you be sure this will actually happen? John Dolman's suggestions (Gazette, May 24) fly in the face of what governments everywhere are subject to: lobbying. The U.S.

As I sit at this computer at St. Albert Public Library, I wonder how many other folk, like me, who cannot afford a home computer, Internet connection or the cost of ink, paper, etc.

In response to the Gazette May 20 article regarding possible reinstatement of the municipal planning commission, there clearly is a need for an impartial advisory body that would act on behalf of the City in the public consultation process.

There has been plenty of discussion about a new branch library for our city ... we can't afford it, we don't need it, we can use a vacant building.

In support of the new branch library concept, Jennifer Hamilton (Gazette, May 20) wrote: “While some have suggested the use of existing buildings, rather than building a new branch; it is not only space for books that is needed, but also specif

With reference to the special commentary (Gazette, May 20), it's great that Ms Hamilton is taking an active part in the politics of the city. Further to her commentary, there is no argument that libraries are a fundamental part of any city.

I really must be living in La La Land as I am certain I've heard every police/peace officer say that photo radar is a good tool if used to reduce accidents at certain places where traffic volume and high speeds are a factor.

“Curiouser and curiouser!” – Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland As I sat in St. Albert city council chambers and watched events unfold, this quote from Alice in Wonderland resonated.

I would like to thank the parent who took the time and consideration to write a letter (Gazette, May 13) acknowledging their child's teacher for their efforts and extra support for their special needs child.