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The city dog run should be located in a place that does not inconvenience residential properties. The perfect location would be on Villeneuve Road behind the recycling area.

The CEO of Rampart Avenir Communities has threatened to go elsewhere if St. Albert city council doesn’t support his grandiose development plans for the land over by Carrot Creek.

I found your editorial cartoon from April 28 inferring the RCMP are not consummate professionals very offensive and it is obvious the editor and/or his cartoon cohort are lost in another world.

Your April 14 editorial cartoon was excellent. It said so much with so few words. We see a little boy entering a confessional. Behind the curtains, we then only see the feet of the little boy and those of the priest.

So many ulterior motives. What happened to Habitat for Humanity being community helping community, not a corporation of CEO's, bankers, builders and mortgage brokers? What happened to a city council that supposedly wants green development in St.

Most people are familiar with the definition of median as it pertains to divided highways. They may not be familiar with the statistical definition but they should be because it will influence their property taxes.

You would think that a slight speed reduction and wide berth are obvious gestures extended to cyclists travelling on the shoulder of public roads, however in many instances this is not the case.

I recently had the occasion to spend nearly two weeks in the Sturgeon Community Hospital in St. Albert. I want at this time to thank all the personnel at that institution for the care that I received.

The ongoing debate over affordable housing in Arlington Drive, as important as it is on its own, represents a much larger issue in St. Albert. Both sides in the debate have extremely important points to make.

Assuming Kristina Jarvis quoted Coun. Roger Lemieux correctly, I am wondering how Lemieux qualified for his lofty cerebral understandings of the intricacies of the city's financial status.