Opinion

I’m not sure if it was the image of blood dripping from a sea turtle’s nose as a group of marine biologists attempt to pull a plastic straw out of its nostril; or the video of a researcher standing in front of a whale carcass, sorting through the 88

Coffee has long been a staple of Canada’s beverage spectrum. Global studies consistently place our country in the top five when measuring the number of litres of coffee that each Canadian consumes.

One of many pending issues that may be derailed by the outcome of this year’s federal election is a task force that is currently studying the possibility of having all school buses in Canada fitted with seatbelts.

Dear Editor, Re: “Ma Murray’s tradition lives,” Voices , April 25. Congratulations on being nominated for the prestigious Ma Murray Awards hosted by the BC and Yukon Community Newspaper Association.

Dear Editor. Re: “Growing tent city raises residents’ ire, sparks fear,” News , April 11 Your story stated that there was a resident who “heard“ that windows were being broken, and bikes and cars disappearing.

Dear Editor, Re: “$8 Tablet strollers replace free ones at Richmond Centre,” News , April 18; “Family fights for foam ban,” News , March 28; Your Voice , April 18, 2019 It came as no surprise that Richmond Centre Mall is now charging $8 to rent strol

Dear Editor, Re: “Equal pay for equal work,” Letters, April 18; “Lower pay for non-union employees irks RSCL,” News, April 25. Janice Barr, the Executive Director of the Richmond Society for Community Living (RSCL), is disingenuous on several fronts.

Dear Editor, Re: “Prank on church sign elicits laughs,” News, April 25. I enjoy reading the Richmond News every week and think the stories are interesting and relevant.

Dear Editor, Re: “Did Richmond MP, MLAs forget Easter?,” Letters, April 25. I would like to thank Eric Hanson for reminding us of the importance that faith and spirituality plays in the lives of many Richmond residents.

A story that caught my eye this week was one about YVR refusing to allow OpenMedia, a Vancouver-based internet privacy group, to advertise at Canada Line’s YVR station (page 9).