Opinion

In my opinion, the best thing to happen to cycling in Richmond, maybe ever, was the creation of the Canada Line bridge.

Dear Editor, I appreciate the advocacy of Michael Wolfe (Letters Sept. 1) , Michelle Li (Letters Aug. 30) and the many others working hard to save Richmond’s farmland.

Dear Editor, Over a month ago, on July 30, my wife sent me a picture she had taken of a bus shelter at the intersection of Granville Avenue and Minoru Boulevard. The advertisement for Nu Stream Realty Inc.

Dear Editor, Re: “New book could help Chinese-Canadian issues in Richmond: Author,” News, Aug. 23 I read with interest the article on author Guo Ding’s book “Canada’s Chinese Gene,” recognizing that it is merely a synopsis of the book.

The Richmond News’ latest recruit, reporter Daisy Xiong, is trying to pass her driving test in Richmond.

The Sharing Farm and Terra Nova Nature School (TNNS) have just partnered in pioneering Richmond’s first children’s Bee Camp.

Pack of four for game on Sept. 13 up for grabs for our valued letter writers

So ICBC is planning to raise the insurance rates for habitual offenders — i.e. immature, inattentive, selfish drivers. For a full 2.5 seconds after the radio announcement, I was thrilled and muttered “well, it is about frickin’ t…” Wait. Rewind.

What do you serve when you want to showcase premium Italian wines? You’d expect to be in a fine Italian restaurant starting with an antipasto and then moving on to a pasta with seafood or osso buco.

Dear Editor, Re: “‘Worst attack’ on farmland since ’73,” News, Aug. 23. In my future vision, the farmed soils in Richmond will be our strength and source of pride, as they give rise to food for all.