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Letters: Litterbugs infesting Richmond's parks

Letters: Litterbugs infesting Richmond's parks

Dear Editor, It was disappointing to see (again) that selfish and arrogant individuals feel entitled to have a fire in a city park and leave their trash strewn on the riverbank for others to pick up. Shame on them.
Letters: Language change starts small

Letters: Language change starts small

Dear Editor, As I sit here on my patio having a coffee in the early hours of the morning, I am reflecting on world events. We are living in turbulent times with racism, COVID-19 and unrest in many different countries.
Column: A tale of two Syrahs

Column: A tale of two Syrahs

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness.” So wrote Charles Dickens in A Tale of Two Cities.
Letters: Seniors need safe fitness space during COVID-19

Letters: Seniors need safe fitness space during COVID-19

Dear Editor, Re: “Who gets gym time?,” Voices, May 21. I am a disabled senior living in Richmond. Despite my problems, I work very hard at staying as fit as possible.
Column: Seeking continuity

Column: Seeking continuity

I’m increasingly worried that with the speed at which we’re charging forward, continuity is becoming irrelevant. The word continuity entered English in the early 15 th century.
Letters: CERB advice offered for deaf people

Letters: CERB advice offered for deaf people

Dear Editor, Re: “Reader calls out for CERB help,” Letters, July 9. I have some advice for Mr.Tai. I have dealt with similar problems helping my elderly working deaf uncle apply for CERB.
Column: Summerland wines for afternoons and evenings

Column: Summerland wines for afternoons and evenings

It’s the middle of July and that usually means we’re into summer with temperatures in the mid-20’s and lots of brilliant sunshine. What more could we want, aside from a vaccine for Covid-19? How about three B.C.
Editor's column: Would you hand in $1,000 cash?

Editor's column: Would you hand in $1,000 cash?

“Not good” is never what you want to hear when you’ve just asked your 92-year-old mother how she’s doing. But this wasn’t an “Oh, I’m fading…,” not good. This was more of a frantic, “OMG!,“ not good. It turned out my father had lost some money.
Column: Red wine suggestions

Column: Red wine suggestions

Some people get set on a specific grape type or wine region when choosing red wines. I encourage people to try different types of red wines and to keep an open mind. One red wine I would recommend is an Australian Shiraz (Shiraz is the grape type).
Column: Stories leading to the ‘North of 60’

Column: Stories leading to the ‘North of 60’

Many authors are known for just one type of fiction, but not Richard Van Camp. The award-winning novelist also pens comics, TV scripts (CBC’s ‘North of 60’), and is an internationally renowned storyteller.