Opinion

On Monday, one of our co-workers came into the office visibly shaken. She told us how the day before she’d been with her family waiting for a table at a restaurant when an elderly woman looked straight at her husband and said, “Go back to China.

With over 150 wineries pouring wine at the upcoming International Wine Festival Tasting, it is impossible to taste even a fraction of the wines being poured. So I am going give everyone a little assistance.

The upcoming Vancouver International Wine Festival Tastings is a huge event with over 150 wineries pouring samples of their wines from Feb. 27 to 29 at the Vancouver Convention Centre.

Lonely Planet guides are among the most popular trip-planning tools out there. You can find one for most countries and a lot of subregions, and they make new ones almost every year to keep up to date with changes.

RE: “Richmond councillor asks city to stand with Wet’suwet’en,” Online, Feb. 19 (See story page 8.

Dear Editor, Re: “Net loft ‘risky,’ costly to repair,” News, Feb. 13 Your report in the Feb. 13 edition regarding proposed Net Loft repairs certainly got me out of my seat.

Dear Editor, Re: “Feds defend birthright,” News, Feb.

In the quaint Naramata region, overlooking Okanagan Lake, is a cute family winery with the motto, “Just great wines…uniquely Okanagan…proudly Canadian.” And they should add, “with an Australian accent.

Dear Editor, I’ve been tracking the coronavirus outbreak and I’m getting very concerned Canada is still allowing people from China to land in our airports without being quarantined.

Dear Editor, We have all experienced the utter frustration of waiting in line for our favourite amusement park ride when a group cuts in front of us, thereby making our wait even longer.