Opinion

Dear Editor, A Statement of Unity by Richmond Church Leaders: Recently, our city of Richmond has been tainted by the introduction of racist flyers that target a particular group of people and encourage a division that does not reflect our community.

‘Homelessness is a community issue.” So said a friend at Chimo, and I agree. Each one of us is responsible for helping address it because it impacts us all, one way or another.

Dear Editor, Re: “New anti-Chinese flyer delivered,” News, Nov. 30.

Spices. You could say that they’re the spice of life. With so many cultures represented in our community, we have a huge variety of flavours available in even our average grocery stores.

Dear Editor, Re: “Anti-Chinese sentiment partly governments’ fault: Steves,” News, Nov. 23 ; “Richmond residents hold silent protest in support of all cultures,” News Nov. 28.

Dear Editor, We should not be surprised by the racist flyers turning up in Steveston.

Dear Editor, I have been reading the letters to the editor in the Richmond News regarding the recent flyers from Alt-Right being delivered in Richmond. People such as U.S.

Dear Editor, Re: “Cyclists and motorists need to co-exist,” Letters, Nov. 16. As mentioned by George Muenz, we need to share the road among cyclists and motorists. As he pointed out, there are many aggressive and careless motorists.

Dear Editor, Re: “New chapter in library budget talks,” News, Nov. 16. I was shocked to read about Mayor Brodie’s attitude towards our library system.

Dear Editor, Re: “Let’s not shy away from tough talk,” Letters, Nov. 30.