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Once upon a time, in a land just north of here, there was to be massive expansion of oil upgrader facilities. These massive undertakings would require major amounts of power. Along come the Heartland Transmission Project planners.

I read with interest a recent article in the Gazette wherein the River Lot 56 Society reported a growing concern with rampant illegal logging in the protected natural area.

It is not often that I write a letter to the St. Albert Gazette, however Kristopher Wells’ letter (Jan. 13) regarding prorogation, publicly calls for a response.

We are excited about the proposed development of the Protestant school district site in Akinsdale. We believe this is an innovative approach to make affordable housing available to the citizens of St. Albert. The Outreach Committee of St.

In response to “Akinsdale split on Habitat plan,” Jan. 16 Gazette: As a resident of the community surrounding the 70 Arlington Dr.

Do you realize that our mayor and city councillors have allocated $840,000 of our hard-earned tax dollars toward the acquisition of 70 Arlington Dr. from St.

After navigating through bog-like snow on my street in Lacombe I started to wonder why I pay the highest property tax in the region.

I am writing in regard to the proposed development of 58 townhouse units on 70 Arlington Dr.

Compared to the tragic world events over the past week, one may easily dismiss the following as a non-event and simply move on to addressing the real problems of the community and the world. This is a story, however, that I feel compelled to tell.

I am very proud of the eight STANSKI athletes who qualified to participate in the 2010 Alberta Winter Games to be held in Bonnyville, Feb. 4 to 7.