Your Views

As a member of society, but not always in good standing, I would like to respond to the editorial as published in the June 9 Gazette, ‘Vincent Li is not a monster.

Is it just me or does council and those at the city want it all? I am talking about continuing to hold events in the downtown core as well as a desire to attract new businesses to this area.

The prime minister's moxy for deceit is again going international. This past week he met with British Prime Minister David Cameron, claiming Canada was so stable that bank bailouts were not needed during the recent financial crises.

Re: ‘Man revs up scooter opposition,' June 5 Gazette: I would like to point out some inconsistencies in the logic behind a blind ban of electric-powered vehicles on the trails.

In light of all the recent discussion surrounding the 70 Arlington development for affordable housing in our city, I was motivated to read an article in the June 6 edition of the Edmonton Journal, titled “Does democracy stifle smart growth?R

I am lucky to have grown up in St Albert and after years of living away from my hometown, I am fortunate to have moved back. I know of no greater place to be raising my son.

Recently I've been travelling down Villeneuve Road quite frequently and have come across an issue with the cyclists using this road.

John Kennair recently made several comments on improving democracy in St. Albert. Some of them, such as the need to get a better idea of which interest groups our politicians are consulting with, are quite commendable.

Re: ‘Man revs up scooter opposition,' June 5 Gazette: I agree with resident Brian Johnson and Mayor Nolan Crouse in regards to prohibiting the electric scooters from city bike trails for obvious safety reasons. The residential street system in St.

In response to Jeff Leggat's letter regarding the rudeness endured through his experience in the call centre industry, I find call centres to be very rude. Although I am a signatory to the no-call list, I continue to receive uninvited calls.