Opinion

Dear Editor, While shopping at a big box store in North Richmond, a gent got down on his hands and knees on the cement floor to pull out four packages of light bulbs for my husband and myself.

In Canada, debates about religious views in school have never been as polarizing as those in the United States. Dating back to the Scopes Trial of 1925, discussions about evolution and creationism in American classrooms have continued unabashed.

Dear Editor, I walked my dog recently in my neighborhood (Westwind) and saw that on Woodpecker Street there was a 48-hour tree cut-down notice which said the tree’s roots would be compromised when the driveway next to the tree was fixed.

Dear Editor, To the driver who hit our RCMP officer and then drove away. Your family knows what you have done; your friends know what you have done. The RCMP has the best collision investigators in the world working with the most modern equipment.

Dear Editor, There are a few days left till Nov.

Dear Editor, Re: “Be the change in Richmond” “School of diversity,” Letters , Nov. 15. I found two letters to the editor in the last edition of the Richmond News to be quite interesting.

In a bid to strike something off his bucket list, reporter Alan Campbell enlisted the help of Yolanda Blommers, of Blue Meadow Farm , to learn how to ride a horse.

Dear Editor: Kudos to our new council who just voted to restrict housing sizes to approximately 4,000 square feet, which is below provincial guidelines! At the council meeting Monday, I was heartened to see a turn-around on this issue by Couns.

Dear Editor While driving home, I watched as an ambulance, with both the siren blasting and lights flashing, was forced to make an unnecessarily, prolonged stop at a Richmond intersection because three vehicles, sequentially, made left-hand turns whe

We keep on hearing how Richmond is growing by the day, mostly up, if you look to the proliferation of high rises in the city centre core.