Opinion

I could have easily filled this paper with letters of outrage over city council’s decision to approve $5.3 million to rebuild a clubhouse for a lawn bowling club with 280 members. Readers are mad.

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Dear Editor, Re: “ New clubhouse slated for Richmond lawnbowlers ,” online, May 28. I just read in the Richmond News that city council has voted to spend ($5.3) million to upgrade the Minoru Lawn Bowling facility.

Dear Editor, Re: “Council rejects empty home tax,” News , May 23. Recently, Richmond city council chose not to levy an empty-homes tax in our city.

Dear Editor, Re: “ New clubhouse slated for Richmond lawnbowlers ,” online, May 28. Our non-profit is trying to help the City of Richmond with pet and feral rabbit control.

Dear Readers, This is Su and Marfa from Samuel Brighouse elementary school in Richmond. We are writing this letter for readers to learn how puppy mills are cruel to puppies. Puppy mills are places where people breed puppies and sell them.

Dear Editor, I reside on Andrews Road between No. 2 Road and Trites Road. For over a year, I have been using Trites Road to avoid the road construction on No. 2 Road.

Dear Editor, There have been a few letters to the editor in recent weeks on which I feel a point of clarification needs to be made.

Dear Editor, What a waste of taxpayer money to spend $5 million on a lawn bowling clubhouse. There are sports that don’t even have basic facilities like washrooms and drinking water.