Your Views

To nuke or not to nuke — that is the question. I am disappointed with the decision by the provincial government to lift the moratorium on nuclear power plants in Alberta.

I would like to protest the moving and/or closing of the facilities at the Alberta Hospital. The care the patients receive at that hospital cannot be duplicated elsewhere.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I spoke on behalf of the St. Albert Taxpayers Association at the budget deliberations on Monday. Not surprisingly, the capital and operating budgets were passed.

"We expect oil prices to soften slightly from the 2006 level to around $55 US per barrel based on West Texas Intermediate (WTI) during the 2006 to 2011 period.

The St. Albert Nordic Ski Club (STANSKI) volunteers have been maintaining the cross-country ski trails in the City of St. Albert and the adjacent River Lot 56 Natural Area for over 30 years.

My wife and I were driving home the other night from shopping in west Edmonton when we decided to stop at the local Cob’s Breads. Upon leaving from the Safeway exit we noticed a loud thumping sound from the vehicle.

The trail in Lions Park has been swept down to the pavement again. How can you possibly explain or justify this extravagant service for an elite group of citizens of St. Albert.

Does anyone else find the RCMP/police-created term "excited delirium" for cause of death, as ridiculous as I do? We, the public, cannot accept this created phrase from our Taser, trigger-happy men and women in blue.

The Alberta Government has announced 65 per cent of the people want nuclear power, giving us a real Christmas present. Like all government programs we get to pay first for the transmission lines, then pay again for the nuclear reactor.

A gentleman came into our office about a week past and noticed one of our staff members wearing a military-issued sweater belonging to her husband who is in the army.