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Column: Not dead yet; book cupboards are rising out of the ashes

Column: Not dead yet; book cupboards are rising out of the ashes

T he printed word. Black and white. These phrases once rang with authority — saying, “it’s the printed word” meant it was official.
Letter: Vote splitting may be best option

Letter: Vote splitting may be best option

Dear Editor, The blocking of Steveston Richmond-East candidate Wendy Yuan leaves a couple questions.
Letter: See benefits of immigration

Letter: See benefits of immigration

Dear Editor, I am a long-time resident of Richmond, and I would like to write to express my displeasure at some changes I have observed recently.
Letter: Flexibility is key to adding property value

Letter: Flexibility is key to adding property value

Dear Editor, I have been following the city’s debate regarding the early termination of the Land Use Contracts (LUC) in Richmond. I currently live in Tiffany Estates in the Riverdale neighbourhood, which falls under the LUC.
Letter: Liberal nomination inaccessible

Letter: Liberal nomination inaccessible

Dear Editor, I don’t have a car and I was dumbfound to find out that the Liberal nomination (Steveston-Richmond east riding) meeting was being held in the Hamilton area.
Letter: Protect the Mom and Pop shops

Letter: Protect the Mom and Pop shops

Dear Editor, Independent or Mom and Pop retailers, such as those that make the village of Steveston so unique and tourist-friendly, are driven out of existence by two factors: A) when malls or big-box retailers draw too many customers away, and, B) w
Editorial: Election spells democracy, no?

Editorial: Election spells democracy, no?

Well, hasn’t this campaign started with a pop! Calling a federal election smack in the middle of summer, when our biggest concern is going to bed with sand between our toes, should make for a lazy, hazy campaign launch.
Healthwise Column: Become a mindful agent of positive change

Healthwise Column: Become a mindful agent of positive change

Recognizing the nature of reality and our selves, we must accept the inescapable fact of change.
Column: House bylaw's phoney height is a real waste

Column: House bylaw's phoney height is a real waste

T here’s a quick way to assess council action on development. Just ask, “Does it help Richmond to be the Garden City?” Yes = Pass. No = Fail. The “half-assed house bylaw” fails. That nickname (from Coun.
Letter: Time to ‘green’ barren Imperial Landing

Letter: Time to ‘green’ barren Imperial Landing

Dear Editor, In the harsh afternoon summer sun, the barren concrete expanses of Steveston’s Imperial Landing appear more desolate than usual.