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Letter: Fight for tolerance must be unwavering

Letter: Fight for tolerance must be unwavering

Dear Editor, It is time for people to take responsibility. I have served overseas and seen just what ethnic intolerance can lead to ­— it is truly sickening.
Letter: Good men/women of Richmond do something

Letter: Good men/women of Richmond do something

Dear Editor, Sunday, Dec. 11 was a proud day for Richmond. In a community-led event, hundreds of people came out to say “No!” to racism and “Yes!” to a positive, inclusive society.
In Other Words column: Truth is now enslaved to entertainment

In Other Words column: Truth is now enslaved to entertainment

Truth has been getting an unprecedented beating. It’s been hijacked and treated with so little respect that it seems to have lost its identity. A stand-in quickly materialised, going by the name of post-truth.
Letter: Language promotes cohesion

Letter: Language promotes cohesion

Dear Editor, Last month, I was in a local retail queue.
Letter: Fine-feathered advice on Hummingbirds

Letter: Fine-feathered advice on Hummingbirds

Dear Editor, Re; “Tiny birds go humming along despite winter’s chill,” Voices, Dec. 7.
Letter: Homeowners, hold onto your wallets

Letter: Homeowners, hold onto your wallets

Dear Editor, In light of plummeting detached home sales, and property prices falling, BC Assessment has decided why not try one last cash grab.
Letter: Province failed to make tunnel safer

Letter: Province failed to make tunnel safer

Dear Editor, The Province of B.C. initiated that Delta bring forward a report which shows the George Massey Tunnel as being unsafe and dangerous, furthering its argument for its replacement.
Voices column: Public humiliation creepy in itself

Voices column: Public humiliation creepy in itself

Police are restricted from what they can do - and for good reason
Sips Happen column: A zesty taste of the 2016 harvest

Sips Happen column: A zesty taste of the 2016 harvest

With the cold days of December upon us, we need something to warm the cockles of our hearts. And the French have invented just what we need.
In the Garden column: Tiny birds go humming along despite winter's chill

In the Garden column: Tiny birds go humming along despite winter's chill

Sitting on a little branch huddled close to our kitchen window, a tiny hummingbird guards its sugar water fiercely. It looks no bigger than a ping pong ball and probably doesn’t weigh more than a nickel.