Opinion

I can’t say I’d ever heard of a strata “wind up” until our story last week about some apartment owners who opposed the sale of their complex in central Richmond. A wind up, or termination, is when a whole strata complex is sold as one.

Tired of Onni and developers Dear Editor, Re: “Onni’s Steveston boardwalk rezoning moves to public hearing,” Richmond-News.com, April 10.

Dear Editor, Richmond’s temporary modular housing (TMH) project would have been an easy sell if not for the following: 1. There is a lack of information coming from BC Housing.

Dear Editor, Re: “Onni hotel plan causes concern,” News, April 5. That Onni has finally agreed to pay a $5.5 million community contribution amenity in exchange for rezoning the Steveston Boardwalk is (at first glance) encouraging.

Dear Editor, I say yes to modular housing for homeless citizens going up as soon as possible at 7300 Elmbridge Way in Richmond. The location is not in an exclusively residential area.

It’s no secret that I love being Canadian. I appreciate the beauty of our country and the freedoms I enjoy. For the most part, I’m incredibly proud of where I’m from. For the most part.

Dear Editor, I sat for three hours in an overfilled council chambers Monday, hearing and pondering the many points of view on whether or not to limit farmhouses to 500 square metres (aprox.

Dear Editor, Re: “Four Richmond elementary schools close the door on new in-catchment students,” News , March 29.

Dear Editor, In many of my letters over the years to this publication, I have tried to promote more conversation amongst the public and between the public and our politicians about some of the culture-related and development challenges we face in thi

When I told someone around here (won’t mention any names) I was thinking of writing this week’s column about the glorious cherry blossoms and their power to unite people in a celebration of nature, I was met with a sardonic guffaw.