Opinion

Sorry. Even with the opportunity to ask Canadians whatever I wanted in the final month of 2018, I chose not to dwell on the appropriateness of the song “Baby, It’s Cold Outside” in the 21st century.

Dear Editor, Having attended public meetings on the ALR home size issue, perhaps the most relevant and apropos comment I’ve heard was, “That ship has sailed,” a comment from a long-time Richmond farmer.

Did I just see that? Coun. Harold Steves voting against his running mates and refusing to demand more than 10 per cent rental units from the Richmond Centre development? Coun.

Open letter to Richmond Hospital, Since your birth as the Richmond Hospital in 1966 serving 50,000 residents, you have provided quality healthcare for the taxpayers. Today, your facility provides care to more than 200,000 residents.

Dear Editor, Re: “Short sighted,” Feature , Nov. 22. It was with dismay that I read the article in the Richmond News letting us know about the Vancouver Coastal Health decision to have all eye surgeries done at Mount St.

Dear Editor, It is this time of the year more than any other that I contemplate John Lennon’s vision of how we could make the world a more humane and loving place to live in.

In the ninth and final installment of Alan Campbell’s Horsing Around column, he attempts his first jump.

Dear Editor, Your Voices column (page 3, Dec. 6) this week was just what I needed to lift my depression. I foolishly read a daily newspaper while in a waiting room this week and was horrified by the “terrorism” in their articles.

It’s not often a Richmond story rocks the world, but such was the case with the arrest of Wanzhou Meng, chief financial officer of the Chinese telecom giant Huawei.

Dear Editor, Re: “Council ponders upping the rental quota,” News, Nov. 29 The above article regarding the Richmond Centre redevelopment project shared different views on the need for market rental unit.