September 20, 2012
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Will DARP Benefit Residential Taxpayers?
Don:
The concept of DARP doesn't so much annoy me as it confuses my many attempts (over more than two years) to consider it logically.
I have put the following simple question to myself and to everyone I talk to. And I get only one answer back. I don't want to lead anybody by stating that answer.
Perhaps you'd poll your readers, Don?
The question:
If DARP proceeds, in what way will residential taxpayers benefit? Just name the most important way.
Deane Doucette
Grandin
SINC SAYS:
An excellent question Deane. As for my take on the subject, I can see zero benefit at great cost to the residential taxpayers of St. Albert. We'll leave the poll here for a couple of days to give all readers a chance to respond.
Here are the survey responses as of 6:00 p.m. September 20, 2012:
Is WCB Coverage For Council Really Needed?
BK Kang's letter published here last week is in the current issue of the Gazette and can be viewed here.
Mr. Kang says, "Please add your comments to the Gazette and pass this on, thanks."
Thanks in advance for your support.
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Will DARP Benefit Residential Taxpayers?
The concept of DARP doesn't so much annoy me as it confuses my many attempts (over more than two years) to consider it logically.
I have put the following simple question to myself and to everyone I talk to. And I get only one answer back. I don't want to lead anybody by stating that answer.
Perhaps you'd poll your readers, Don?
The question:
If DARP proceeds, in what way will residential taxpayers benefit? Just name the most important way.
Deane Doucette
Grandin
SINC SAYS:
An excellent question Deane. As for my take on the subject, I can see zero benefit at great cost to the residential taxpayers of St. Albert. We'll leave the poll here for a couple of days to give all readers a chance to respond.
Create your free online surveys with SurveyMonkey, the world's leading questionnaire tool.
Here are the survey responses as of 6:00 p.m. September 20, 2012:
Is WCB Coverage For Council Really Needed?
BK Kang's letter published here last week is in the current issue of the Gazette and can be viewed here.
Mr. Kang says, "Please add your comments to the Gazette and pass this on, thanks."
Thanks in advance for your support.
__________________________________________________________________
BBC News Feed:
Welcome To St. Albert's Place Live Chat
Links To Other Stories In The News:
Debt collector hounded over its own debts - CBC
$7 million in gold found in man's house - CNN Video
NHL cancels pre-season games during lockout - CTV
High Level waterfall step closer to making comeback - Edmonton Journal
Still no word from Katz: Mandel - Edmonton Sun
__________________________________________________________________
The Things That People Send Us
There's truth to be found here . . .
Somebody Glued
My Slippers Down
Tornado Of Fire
Caught on tape in the Australian outback during a bush fire.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Playing Tonight At LB's Pub
Songwriters Showcase with Bob Jahrig at 9:00 p.m.
Then an Open Stage hosted by "Shaved Posse" - Fred Larose, Charlie DeShane and Kenny Skoreyko.
MGD $4.25, great food, service and music.
Playing Tomorrow Night At LB's Pub
