Opinion

Dear Editor, There has been much talk about a bridge, a bridge that no one wants except for the government and the LNG proponents.

Dear Editor, Re: “Something’s in the air — again,”Column, March 11 , “Everything has a price, including killing ‘that’ smell,” News, March 11. I was an attendee at this important meeting.

Dear Editor, Re: “Something’s in the air — again,” Eve Edmonds column, March 11 and “Replace lost business zoning,” Letters, March 11. Your column was bold and absolutely correct.

Dear Editor, On Thursday last week I drove through the Massey Tunnel six times.

As we age, so do our blood vessels.

Richmond politicians want to know how a tunnel under the Fraser River that was deemed “good for 50 years” is to be filled in and replaced with a 10-lane bridge. Coun.

Dear mayor and councillors, As a business-oriented citizen and long-time former director of the Richmond Chamber of Commerce, I’m very concerned about the ongoing changing of zoning from industrial/commercial to higher density residential in Richmond

Dear Editor, Re: “Obliging a single group takes us down a scary path,” Letters, March 4. I could not agree more with the writer of this letter. Favouring a certain group can be very harmful to the harmony of a community.

Dear Editor, Re: “Building bridge to city hall,” News, March 2. I would like to commend Peter Liu for organizing the meeting on community safety for Chinese-Canadian seniors.

Can you smell it? It’s in the air again. It’s the heated debate about the stench coming from Harvest Power as it busily “digests” our organic waste. Apart from mega homes and Chinese-only signs, complaints about the recycling plant on No.