Opinion

Dear Editor, Humraj Kallu of the Richmond Farmland Owners’ Association claims there is “clear evidence” that the current bylaw restricting house size on ALR land in Richmond to 10,783 square feet is “working.

Dear Editor, Re: “A community divided?” News, March 8. I have been hearing about the people who object to the proposed supportive housing for homeless and disabled.

Dear Editor, In summer and fall, if you want local fruits and vegetables at one of Richmond’s farm stands, you’ll line up. Even to pick your own, you’ll join a crowd. Small-scale agriculture is thriving and is the backbone of the local food system.

Ancient Rome looms large even now, more than 2000 years after the empire started. We have hundreds and thousands of letters, artifacts, buildings, and traditions that have affect cultures all around the world.

Standing in the pouring rain with Richmond RCMP’s Sgt. Nigel Pronger, it wasn’t the ease with which his team identified and ticketed distracted drivers that took me by surprise.

Several readers are taking issue with the residents of Brighouse, many of whom don't want a housing project for the homeless in their neighbourhood

Has this ever happened to you? You read something and get the sensation that similar thoughts have been eddying in your mind recently? That was what I felt when I came to the penultimate paragraph of Eve Edmonds’s Voices column of January 25 – she me

Dear Editor, Re: “A community divided?” Richmond News, March 8. I have lived in Richmond all my life. I graduated from Steveston High.

Dear Editor, Re: “Humps coming to River Rd.?” Letters, News, March 1.

Dear Editor, Re: “Probed lawyer considers mayoral bid,” News, March 1. I read about Ms. Hong Guo proclaiming a possible mayor’s bid in the October election. How absolutely bizarre.