Opinion

Dear Editor, On Monday, we were at the Richmond Centre for some shopping and to look for poppies.

Written by Leon Arthur Lalonde in 1916 shortly after receiving news that his brother, Maurice Chevrier Lalonde, was killed in action April 5, 1916.

Dear Editor, Re: “Micro farm won’t pay,” Letters, Nov. 8.

Ever since the first caveman coveted his next cave neighbour’s possessions and hit him over the head with a cudgel so he could retrieve his loot, there has been conflict.

Ever since the first caveman coveted his next cave neighbour’s possessions and hit him over the head with a cudgel so he could retrieve his loot, there has been conflict.

How often do you think about health? If you’re like most, it comes to mind when you’re having problems. In youth, we take our health for granted.

Dear Editor, Re: “Richmond farmer opens B&B to subsidize blueberry losses,” Feature , Nov. 3. Thank you for presenting both sides of the farming debate.

Dear Editor, Re: “Council couldn’t see this coming?” Voices , Nov. 3. Your editorial makes the point that the profitability of small Richmond farms is central to the discussion of protecting farmland from mega mansion development.

Dear Editor, RE: “I miss the old River Road,” Letters , Oct. 11. P. Barkley, I share your disappointment and frustrations about River Road. Twenty-five years ago, I lived in Steveston and River Road was my favourite route to Vancouver — not anymore.

Dear Editor, It has been a year since a number of concerned Richmond residents submitted a formal appeal request to the Environmental Appeal Board regarding a permit issued by Metro Vancouver to Harvest Power, allowing the company to pollute the air.