Opinion

Trudeau and Russia: Nope. Not the Same Shame on the Gazette for publishing Chris Nelson’s inflammatory commentary (“Trudeau and Russia have a lot in common”) on Feb. 22.

For almost 50 years, I had the privilege and joy of teaching mostly undergraduate and some graduate students at two universities in Edmonton. When I retired about 16 years ago, my continuing attempts at my own education (T.S.

I am a resident of St. Albert for over 50 years but, not in the Grandin Neighborhood. I'm pretty certain that Grandin residents are concerned about the almost certain possibility that their neighbourhood and street names will be changed.

Money is tight for both people and governments across Canada, and St. Albert is no exception. St.

Policy choices don’t just influence us today, they influence the well-being of our children and grandchildren.

What is healthy soil? It is a combination of sand, silt, clay and about 5 per cent humus, the black stuff. Ideally, you should have 16 to 20 inches of soil in your garden in order to maximize your yield.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has decided our children need protecting from what were existing transgender policies. She must not have been aware that these minors were already protected. They were protected by their parents and their doctors.

Organization works to manage global peace, security

It’s February! Sometimes, at this time of year, when it is both cold and dark outside, it is easy to dwell on the things that are going wrong or negatively affecting us.

In this January of frigid weather we have just watched the first two Republican Party presidential primary contests; heard Canada renege (again) on our pledge to supply Ukraine with air defence equipment; and been horrified by the actions of Hamas an