Opinion

Dear Editor: Re: “Fake news invites real response in Richmond,” Column, March 3.

It takes a community working together to keep nature healthy and safe in our urban environments.

Dear Editor, Re: “Parents: LGBT policy could convert straight teens,” News, March 1.

Dear Editor, Re: “Parents: LGBT policy could convert straight teens,” News, March 1. I’ve never written in before, however, after reading today’s article on the LGBTQ policy in Richmond, I felt so enraged, I had to comment.

Dear Editor, My mom recently asked me to go to a rally to oppose the LGBTQ policy implementation into the education curriculum. I did, indeed, have an opinion regarding the matter due to the aggressiveness of recent changes.

Dear Editor, Seeing a sea of blue and yellow toques amass as we proceeded out for the walk was a moving sight. On Saturday, Feb.

Dear Editor, Re: “Talk to us stuck in traffic before you dis the bridge,” Letters, Feb. 22. Brian Doctor’s comment about not fixing it if it ain’t broke is an interesting one. The tunnel — in fact — ain’t broke.

Dear Editor, Re: “Talk to us stuck in traffic before you dis the bridge,” Letters, Feb. 22 As a result of the mis-information put out by the Christy Clark government, Mr.

Dear Editor, Re: “What makes for effective consultation debated,” News, Feb. 14. The councillors should be allowed to attend open houses.

Dear Editor, Re: “LGBTQ policy could create cultural shift,” News, Feb. 24. I applaud the school trustees for voting to develop LGBTQ educational policy for schools, as well as the students who came out in the open to advocate for such a policy.