Opinion

Dear Editor, To the thieves who stole the plants – twice – taking a pot as well from the entrance of our co-op near Granville Avenue and Lynas Lane: On behalf of our landscape committee, who work so hard for all to enjoy – I say, shame on you. D.

When I heard that a new movie called Crazy Rich Asians was being released, I rolled my eyes and dismissed it as yet another film that plays on the stereotype of “rich Asians.

Dear Editor, A few years ago Richmond council unanimously declared the city a GMO-free zone. Though it is not an entirely enforceable bylaw, it was a wise position, erring on the side of caution.

Dear Editor, Re: “No place for race baiting,” Opinion, June 9. I am writing in response to your paper’s implication that, by encouraging Chinese residents to get out and vote, I am somehow “race baiting”.

Whether B.C. teachers receive proper training and equipment to teach new material is unclear

This column is part of a News series focusing on place-based food systems

I needed new runners. I had decided that the occasional walk around the block or visit to the gym was in order, and my sandals didn’t cut it. Too flimsy. I needed footwear that was, well, exercise friendly.

Dear Editor, Re: “Rainbow targeted,” News , Aug. 2. Let’s see. The city paints the library steps in support of a political movement related to sexual orientation. Fine. I don’t mind.

Dear Editor, Re: “More than Chinese to be remembered,” Letters, Aug. 2 I was dismayed to read a recent letter to the editor that claimed that “there was only a Chinese bunkhouse” at Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site.

Dear Editor, Re: “Rainbow targeted,” News , Aug. 2. Being afraid of differences and of change is normal, but what we do with that fear is what counts.