Opinion

Dear Editor, Bruce Allen’s Reality Check commentary (Sept.

Dear Editor, Re: “Attack ads distract, misinform,” Letters, Oct. 6. It’s interesting that Coun. Carol Day thinks a little sign, well off the highway promoting a desperately needed bridge, is a distracted driving hazard.

Dear Editor, I have lived in Richmond since 1970. River Road used to be my “go to road” and small piece of paradise. I loved the fact it wasn’t used by a huge number of people, and when I lived on No.

Dear Editor, Re: “Tram study not worth the money,” Letters, Sept. 15. The $50,000 study is nothing compared to the money it would cost to lay tracks on Moncton or Bayview streets and the cost of operating the tram crew.

Dear Editor, Many thoughts came to me as I stood in front of a beautiful Scandinavian split on Fairlane Road in quiet Seafair.

Do you find yourself keeping the blinds closed on all your windows because you just hate to look at the jungle that has taken over your yard? Many of us purchased homes with pretty little landscaped trees, shrubs and plants put in by the developer.

Dear Editor, Re: “Life before the tunnel,” Letters , Sept. 1.

The Richmond News has two pairs of ticket for the Vancouver Whitecaps game against San Jose Oct. 15 at 4:30 p.m to give away to two letter writer. Send letters to [email protected] . Include your name and city.

Dear Editor, The Liberal Attack signs on Highway 99, south of the Massey Tunnel, do two things: 1. They distract drivers and potentially cause accidents. 2. They misinform the public.

Mayor Brodie, KidSport Richmond is extremely grateful that you invited us to be the local charity at your fundraising banquet this year, held Wednesday.