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Public confidence in government’s pandemic management waning: poll

Public confidence in government’s pandemic management waning: poll

51% of Canadians satisfied with federal efforts to fight COVID-19 crisis
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Letters: Steveston speeds not a concern

Letters: Steveston speeds not a concern

A Richmond News reader feels speeding is not an issue on Steveston Highway, despite opinions to the contrary
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Column: Increase of violent crimes a concern

Column: Increase of violent crimes a concern

Anti-Asian hate crimes have increased by 717 per cent from 2019 to 2020
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Letters: I can't believe this happened in Canada

Letters: I can't believe this happened in Canada

A Richmond News reader is having trouble understanding why convicted criminal Erjon Kashari was able to roam free in Canada as a refugee claimant
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Column: The world’s most versatile seafood to serve with wine

Column: The world’s most versatile seafood to serve with wine

Wine recommendations for enjoying tuna.
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Letters: Racism not the issue

Letters: Racism not the issue

A Richmond News reader takes issue with the link between the massacre in Atlanta and racism in the Lower Mainland
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Editor's column: Calling out racist rant is the easy part

Editor's column: Calling out racist rant is the easy part

Richmond News editor Eve Edmonds said listening to each other more would be a good start at combatting racism
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Most Canadians favour boycotting next year’s Beijing Olympics, poll finds

Most Canadians favour boycotting next year’s Beijing Olympics, poll finds

54% of those surveyed say Canada should not send athletes to the 2022 Winter Games.
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Opinion: B.C.'s COVID course change looks desperate

Opinion: B.C.'s COVID course change looks desperate

The sudden dramatic reversals in B.C.’s COVID-19 stance on Monday show a degree of desperation that hasn’t been seen previously.
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Prest: A powerful public response to an attack in a public place

Prest: A powerful public response to an attack in a public place

A public library is a sacred place. We will not let this attack stop us from learning, gathering, welcoming.
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