Your Views

The primary responsibility of city council is to remain accountable and responsive to the needs and demands of the electorate. When proposing dramatic changes in social and economic objectives for St.

Dear Michael Marx, Executive Director, Corporate Ethics International: I am an Albertan that lives in St. Albert. I have moved here with my family 10 years ago from Europe.

Am I the only person in St. Albert who is appalled by the $1.7-million dollar budget for St. Albert's 150th anniversary party? I have been a proud citizen of St.

For all of the turmoil between the Arts & Heritage Foundation (AHF) and the Community League, it’s all for the good. Misunderstandings given, progress is in the making.

Re: “Residents are more than taxpayers,” St. Albert Gazette, Aug.

I am a Grandin area resident and live close to Albert Lacombe School. I often walk near there and was pleased to see the school project — growing a small garden outside.

It seems to me that this fall’s election would be an opportune time for city council to place a question on the ballot to seek the views of our citizens regarding the Downtown Area Redevelopment Plan (DARP).

Attention: Mr. C. Shear, interim chair, Capital Region Board I am writing to you on behalf of the St. Albert Taxpayers Association, to voice our concerns about the City of St.

Maybe it's just me, but I reflexively cringe whenever I read "As taxpayers …" in a letter on these pages. I know the "waste of money that doesn't help me" argument is sure to follow.

I was disappointed to read of yet another 55-plus retirement home being proposed on prime real estate in St. Albert (“Condo project shifts toward seniors, affordability,” St. Albert Gazette, July 24).