Opinion

Dear Editor, What the last couple of weeks have brought to us has been unbelievable. Richmond, along with everywhere else in Canada, has been struggling to cope. I find my Steveston neighbourhood trying to find its way in this new environment.

A look-in with Geoffrey Magrill, a grade 12 McMath student, interning with the Richmond Chamber of Commerce.

Open letter to parents, guardians, On March 17, the B.C. Ministry of Education directed all school districts to immediately suspend all K-12 in-class instruction.

Okay, I’m kind of getting on to this…me, working at the dining room table, my husband upstairs at the desk in my son’s room.

Often, people tell me that they’ve been saving a special bottle of wine for a special occasion, and they ask me if the wine is still drinkable.

The COVID-19 pandemic is the single greatest threat to the health and wellbeing of you and those you love. And it is at times of crisis that each of us must summon the courage to say and do what is needed.

The fire that gutted the Los Angeles library in 1986 was shocking to staff, patrons and the community at large. This was a library that housed research collections, the largest record of patents in the U.S.

Now that we are in a self-isolation thanks to COVID-19, it’s time to think pleasant and positive thoughts. Spring sprang forth yesterday and the weather obliged with sunshine and warmer temperatures.

Dr. Greta Helsing has the most unusual medical practice in modern London: most of her patients are dead.

When something extraordinary happens, we hear certain words repeated over and over again by the news media. Currently, in addition to quarantine, there are the words vaccination and cancellation.