Opinion

Dear Editor, Re: “Activists have taken over city,” Letters, Jan. 9. I am not an activist. I am not a member of HUB. I am simply a Richmond taxpayer who would appreciate a safer means to ride my bike.

Red, White and Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston delivers a nice, optimistic, and fun love story that’s a perfect start to a new decade of enjoying books and stories.

Dear Editor, Re: “Activist pushes for city centre rental,” News, Dec. 26 I read with interest the Dec. 26 article about John Roston and how he would like to see all of the Lansdowne mall redevelopment become rental housing.

Dear Editor, Re: “Hospital pay parking is simply extortion,” Letters, Jan. 9 Regarding the parking lot at the Richmond Hospital, I could not agree more with the writer who complained about its high parking fees and penalty for underpaying.

When did you last look up at the sky? (Are you grumbling that your neck hurts when you raise your head?) The sky is like a stage, with a non-stop performance of a continuously changing show, except when every day-time performer is away on a break, le

Dear Editor, Re: “Activists have taken over city,” Letters, Jan. In response to Lynn Davies, it’s refreshing for people with new, innovative ideas and visions who seek change and improved ways of doing things to step up (“take over”).

Dear Editor, Re: “All-inclusive playground wanted in Richmond,” News, Dec. 26. Richmond needs a website for accessible playgrounds so that families can find these specialized locations.

January is half gone already and winter has set in with snow and arctic temperatures. While some people prefer hot gluehwein at this time of year, I enjoy cold drinks for winter comfort.

Last week we ran a story in which our publisher talked about his vision for the paper in 2020.

Where do you go in Richmond when you’re craving hot noodle soup on a cold wet day? Well, I asked around and found out that my office has a lunchtime “noodle cru” (they have a way cooler name, but I was sworn not to divulge it).