Opinion

Dear Editor, Re: Not fun driving in Richmond, Letters, Feb. 21, 2019 I totally agree with Hank Myra’s letter sent to this paper in regards to it’s too dangerous driving in Richmond streets.

Dear Editor, Re: Spaces designed to connect seniors, News, March 14, 2019 I’m reading that some on council want to tear down the old Minoru Aquatic Centre and some want to refurbish it for other uses.

Dear Editor, A thread woven throughout all the world’s religions is some variation of the Golden Rule, which instructs us to love our neighbour.

Dear Editor, My husband lost his wallet on March 15. A Granville Crescent neighbour picked it up and dropped off in my mailbox with a note but without leaving a name nor a contact number.

Where are you from? It’s an innocent enough question — or is it? Douglas Todd, who will be speaking at Kwantlen Polytechnic University April 3 as part of the school’s public TALK program, points to the question and, more importantly, the fact some fi

The notion of Canadians being extremely polite has been around for decades.

Dear Editor, The sordid massacre of our incredibly beautiful sycamores on Florimond and Jesmond by a contractor this past week is, on its own, enough to put anyone to tears.

Dear Editor, The mass murder of 50 innocent worshippers at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, on March 15 has sent shock waves around the globe. Such acts of terrorism must be condemned in the strongest possible terms.

Dear Editor, I am sending an email in regards to the dangers of No. 6 Road. I have been using No. 6 Road almost daily for many years as a route to Watermania.

Dear Editor, Never have I witnessed a more relaxed, more enjoyable farewell party than the one which took place in that humble-looking, one-storey house across from the Richmond Public Library, on the afternoon of March 1.