Opinion

Dear Editor, Re: “Whose ideas are fit to print?” Voices, Jan. 31.

Dear Editor, Re: “Is there fire if there’s smoke?” Voices, Jan. 24. Just a quick note to thank you for your article regarding the on-going legislative debacle.

Dear Editor, Everywhere I drive in Richmond, the lawns on city and private property are a mess, thanks to raccoons. On garbage pickup day, containers are knocked over and the garbage people don’t pick it up.

Dear Editor, Re: “Why tax hike in Richmond with a $3 billion surplus?” Letters, Jan. 24. Rustom Dubash asks for an audit to determine where the money the city brings in goes.

When it comes to snow, I figure I’ve got some credibility. I was born in Winnipeg, grew up in Calgary and lived for 10 years in Ottawa. Okay, it’s not the far north, but it can still get darn cold — and very white.

Over the past couple of years, concerns about racism have entered the realm of international politics.

Discussions related to immigration in Canada have been dominated in recent months by two topics: refugee claimants and family reunification. On social media, the conversations can often take a nasty turn.

Dear Editor, Driving along Dyke Road recently I noticed with dismay that the weathered driftlogs strewn randomly along Gilbert Beach have all been turned into massive mounds of sawdust.

Dear Editor, Regarding the huge windstorm we had a few weeks ago and, more specifically, what is known as Gilbert or London Beach (Dyke Road shoreline — No. 2 Rd.

Dear Editor, Re: “Reid defends time as Speaker,” News, Jan. 24 I agree with the editor’s column that “the issue for Reid is that since no investigation was held, she had no opportunity to explain herself.