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Bring back Canadian work formula

Bring back Canadian work formula

New employment culture driving down country's productivity
LETTER: Keep the late fines for overdue books

LETTER: Keep the late fines for overdue books

Well, the train has left the tracks again at our wonderful Public Library. I’m referring, of course, to the latest decision by Peter Bailey and the Library Board to forgo overdue fines on Children’s and Youth materials.
OPINION: Support wildlife in urban centres

OPINION: Support wildlife in urban centres

What would you do if you won $50 million in the lottery? This was a favourite question to pose on family road trips. My response inevitably included purchasing parcels of land to serve as nature reserves or wildlife corridors.
LETTER: A senior thankful for many helpers

LETTER: A senior thankful for many helpers

Editor, On April 5, 2025 I went by Saint City Taxi with my walker to the Dollarama store in St. Albert. The lady clerk rang up all my purchases and packed them all carefully into my shopping bag.

Far more than 50 shades of blue in St. Albert

I’m a political nerd of many decades. I ran a mock election in my Grade 4 social studies class. Election campaigns are my playoffs and election night is my Super Bowl.
Teaching your kids about sex is awkward, but important

Teaching your kids about sex is awkward, but important

When I first became a parent a friend of mine, also a new parent, asked me, “what are you going to call your kids’ privates?” It was a simple question, but it felt extremely loaded.
Habitat funding could have gone to more families

Habitat funding could have gone to more families

Editor, Re: "Habitat for Humanity helps families build a future," St. Albert Gazette , April 4, page 1: I am surprised that the $1 million in grants from the City of St. Albert and the federal government was applied to only four houses.
LETTER: A rose by any other name

LETTER: A rose by any other name

Over the past weeks and months, I have seen a lot of commentary about the renaming of the Grandin (now The Gardens) neighbourhood. Lots of my fellow neighbours have expressed sadness and frustration over the change.
LETTER: Name-change debate raises questions

LETTER: Name-change debate raises questions

Is it because some people in the neighbourhood feel the name is so ingrained in their identity? I ask these people, how many of you actually knew who Grandin was? If you didn’t care before, you shouldn’t care now.

LETTER: Hudson's Bay Company leaves behind colonial legacy

I am amazed at people bemoaning the loss of the Hudson Bay Company (HBC) immediately following the elimination of Bishop Grandin In my view, the impact of the HBC on the indigenous peoples of our region was significantly greater than that of Bishop G
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