Opinion

Thomas Kidd (1846–1930), early Richmond farmer and Renaissance man, is worth remembering, and this is the eve of his birthday. As a poet, Kidd captured Richmond’s essence as “Child of the Fraser River and the sea.

Dear Editor, Re: “Who are we building all these condos in Richmond for anyway?” Letters , Feb. 17. I can answer this one: my husband and I.

Dear Editor, I would like to put in a good word for BC Canine, my dog daycare and boarding location of choice for the last several years. The owner and staff are caring and hardworking individuals.

A t this stage of life, it seems that every year is the Year of Eating Dangerously. Why? Because our metabolism becomes sluggish as we age.

In recent columns, we’ve explored the evolutionary development and potential of the human brain and how new approaches, including mindfulness can use this knowledge to better manage our emotions and chronic pain.

Dear Editor, Re: “Ghost City,” News , Dec. 2 I have watched with dismay the head-spinning pace of condo development in Richmond’s City Centre ­— wondering about the need for a building on every corner and for so many units to be built so quickly.

Dear Editor, In this day’s busy life, setting aside some time for the family is a great gift. Thus, celebrating Family Day in B.C. is very special. It gives us a chance to strengthen bonds with other members of our family.

The following is a description of the sculpture Dream of the River God , provided by the City of Richmond. Title: Dream of the River God Artist : Glen Andersen This work was funded by Oris Development Corp.

Dear Editor, Re: “Is this really art?” Letters , Feb. 15. As you published Carlie Holland’s quite strident critique of the public art at the south end of No. 2 Road, you may as well publish my thoughts on it, as well.

Dear Editor, Re: “Is this really art?” Letters , Feb. 15. Thank you for the photo of the sculpture at No. 2 and Dyke roads. I’m wondering who the artist is and if it’s possible to publish the artist’s name.