Opinion

As time goes by, I think we’ve all experienced to some degree how things become outdated. These days things are replaced by newer, better, and even safer versions at a rapid rate. What’s new today might be old in just a year from now.

Everything Under is the story of Gretel, and her mother, Sarah – how they were separated and, sixteen years later, how they were reunited. But it is much more complicated than that. Gretel was raised by Sarah on a houseboat on a river in England.

Dear Editor, My wife and I live on the North Shore but we visit Richmond from time to time to help out with our grandson. Back in June, we took him to a new park and playground near Concord Gardens.

Dear Editor, Though I applaud their efforts, perhaps young climate strikers should address climate change by first looking into the mirror…and not just for zits… to ponder their own carbon footprint: cel phones, laptops, computer games, designer bran

Dear Editor, Re: “Blood boils over $110M price tag,” News, Sept. 19 Am reading with disbelief about the estimated $110-million price tag proposed for the rebuild of the Steveston Community Centre.

I’m not even sure what to say about the latest “Richmond video.” It’s by no means on the scale of the racist rant we saw go viral last month, but I still have to admit I find it disturbing.

As one who enjoys the quirks of history, this book is right up my alley.

Last week scary news was pushing summer out through season’s door. It was revealed that North America’s breeding bird population had decreased by nearly 30 per cent since 1970 – that’s 2.9 billion birds lost in 50 years.

Hubby and I were gazing out our kitchen window while enjoying a leisurely breakfast. Suddenly a swoop of about 30 birds dive bombed our gardens in the backyard.

It surfaced last Friday with an email about a special general meeting (SGM) being called to oust the elected president of the RJMHA.