Opinion

Dear Editor, Re: “Racist flyers condemned,” News, Dec. 16. It is great that different organizations have initiatives that address racism. If a similar initiative could be run in school, it would provide a lasting impact to the society.

Dear Santa, How do you go on your sleigh with so many presents? Love, Rex Dear Santa, I love you! You are the BEST! Where do you get the gifts? Why do you always wear red? How do you go down the chimney? Can you give me a blue LEGO Train please? Love

Dear Editor, Re: “Stink is breaking my stride,” Voices, Dec. 16. I’m not impressed with the comments by Evan Dunfee, race-walker turned amateur toxicologist, who spent weeks training in Shanghai and Beijing.

Dear Editor, Re: “Welcome to ‘Stinkmond,’” Front feature, Dec. 16. I would like to extend my thanks to the Richmond News and reporter Graeme Wood for their assistance in bringing the matter of the stench in Richmond front and centre.

Dear Editor, A 50.2 per cent increase in a senior citizen’s property tax assessment isn’t morally justifiable.

Welcome to my family’s homemade Christmas card. It features the “Peace on Earth” visual (right) by my daughter Suzanna. This column also appears in the card. Suzanna has used cartoon style to simply say a lot.

Dear Editor, Re: “Memories intersect at street signs,” News, Dec. 14. I will be the first to firmly state that I am a strong supporter of honouring our war dead and preserving their memory. However, we already have Nov.

Dear Editor, During Homelessness Action Week in October, the Richmond community came together to welcome more than 70 guests at the 8th annual Richmond Homeless Connect at St. Alban Anglican Church.

Dear Editor, Canada will be celebrating the 150th anniversary of Confederation next year. During this time, it has transformed from a far-flung British and French colony to one of the most desirable countries to live in.

Dear Editor, Richmond is no longer a little farming town with occasional traffic; therefore, I bring the following challenge to Richmond City Hall, the mayor and ICBC.