Your Views

We need to start investing in our city’s infrastructure and servicing of lands to gain a return on our investment for the long-term while the interest rates to borrow the money are low.

In response to Alan Murdock’s Commentary of July 24, 2010. Murdock stated that the St.

I am writing to you on behalf of the board of trustees for the Arts and Heritage Foundation of St. Albert.

How much does the government really need to know about you? A federal government national census is conducted every five years and most Canadians have no problems providing basic essential information such as date of birth, gender, marital status or

Bit by bit, the Harper "Cons" continue to con the Canadian public by slyly dismantling or reducing to minimal, the core practices of our essential, traditional statutes.

We are quickly moving towards a secular, socialist or communist state and does anyone care? I would think not. If we lived in a democratic society, we would have choice.

Alan Murdock gets a special column in the St. Albert Gazette where he is portrayed as a “local pediatrician.” Using this platform, his last column “Is the Sky Really Falling,” takes aim at the St.

I agree with Fred Trotter’s letter that there are key issues facing St. Albert. The Gazette has a unique position and responsibility to develop a better understanding as to where our representatives stand on these matters.

Congratulations to the mayor, city council and stakeholders on their recent downtown area redevelopment plan (DARP). This is a plan that looks 20 to 30 years down the road. This type of vision is important. I do have some questions and concerns.

An open letter to mayor Nolan Crouse: I read the article “Visual arts centre concept unveiled” (St. Albert Gazette, July 10) with disbelief.