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As a long-time resident of St. Albert as well as a confirmed atheist, I feel the time has finally come for me to vocalize my discomfort with the overwhelming Roman Catholic-ness of this city.

I had difficulty in taking the letter written by Karen Paquette, “Market not family friendly” seriously! I am sorry that your son is allergic to the sun, to the air and to nuts, but it is your job as a parent to make sure that he is prote

Re: “Market is not family friendly,” by Karen Paquette. Surely this letter is a joke! If not, my suggestion: “stop the world” so Karen and her child can get off.

In response to “Market not family friendly,” I really hope that Ms. Paquette was writing facetiously.

If there were any lingering doubts about the brand of conservatism Albertans ended up with after the last election, they have been put to rest in the last month.

I read your informative article about the clever guys in Sturgeon. What a wonderful idea being creative, painting someone’s garage door black and other pranks.

A letter in the June 3 Gazette titled “Neighbourhoods not created equal at tax time” submitted by the St. Albert Taxpayers’ Association incorrectly stated Mission residents would see an average tax increase of 12.75 per cent.

I am writing in response to Karen Paquette's letter in which she claims that the St. Albert farmers’ market is not family friendly.

This is in response to views on our St. Albert farmers’ market being moved indoors and nut free (Could it have been written by someone who supports the fire pit ban?).

A letter in the June 3 Gazette titled “Neighbourhoods not created equal at tax time” submitted by the St. Albert Taxpayers’ Association incorrectly stated Mission residents would see an average tax increase of 12.75 per cent.