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Municipal politicians have to be sensitive to the impact property taxes have on their electorate, particularly during a recession. The property tax is a wealth tax.

In the most recent poll, called the election, it showed approximately 31 per cent of people in St. Albert who voted are dissatisfied with the mayor and how he has led this city.

As many of you are aware, the Tamil ship that illegally entered Canada in August has raised a lot of concerns for myself and many constituents of Westlock-St. Paul.

Was a pact secretly sworn by all the House of Commons’ parties that "no health critic and no other member of Parliament shalt protest" the replacement of the Hazardous Products Act by the new Consumer Products and Safety Act (Bill C-3

Re: “Election signs an annoying waste of space,” Oct. 16. It is unfortunate Mike Antoshko thinks signs are a waste. Voter apathy is a serious matter. Not everyone picks up the papers or takes the time to research the candidates.

Critics of the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) have recently circulated a simplistic comparison between its administrative costs in 1997/98 and 2008/09.

I want to take this opportunity to thank all those who cast their vote for me in the municipal election. Your support was very appreciated. To all the staff of St. Albert Protestant Schools, you are the best.

My husband and I journeyed out to St. Albert on Saturday for the first concert in the St Albert Chamber Music Recital Series. We know virtually nothing about classical music and weren't quite sure what to expect, but came with open ears.

Let me express my disappointment after sitting through the Arden Theatre’s presentation of Carolyn Dawn Johnson and her band on Friday.

On Tuesday morning, Oct. 5, I parked my yellow convertible in the Summit Plaza strip mall (south of the hospital). Sometime between 7:30 and 9 a.m., someone hit my car and took off. I just want that person to know that you damaged my front bumper.