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Book Club: The encyclopedia of spices

Book Club: The encyclopedia of spices

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.
Letter: Racial tension has been brewing for a long time

Letter: Racial tension has been brewing for a long time

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.
Letter: Why are we surprised by racist flyers?

Letter: Why are we surprised by racist flyers?

Dear Editor, We should not be surprised by the racist flyers turning up in Steveston.
Letter: Nationalists see fertile ground

Letter: Nationalists see fertile ground

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.
Letter: Cyclists should pay insurance

Letter: Cyclists should pay insurance

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.
Letter: Cut libraries, cut literacy. But let the Oval spend?

Letter: Cut libraries, cut literacy. But let the Oval spend?

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.
Letter: Hear, hear to newcomer's letter about integration

Letter: Hear, hear to newcomer's letter about integration

Dear Editor, Re: “Let’s not shy away from tough talk,” Letters, Nov. 30.
Editor's column: Richmond's reply to racist flyers heartening

Editor's column: Richmond's reply to racist flyers heartening

So, a second flyer that blames “the Chinese” for various ills hit the streets this week. Not exactly a proud time for us Richmondites. Actually, I take that back.
Letter: Don't tax us for your mistakes

Letter: Don't tax us for your mistakes

The Editor, I should like to counter the message published by another reader who was urging the City of Richmond to follow the City of Vancouver in attempting to implement an empty home tax.
Letter: A few tips for Richmond cabbies

Letter: A few tips for Richmond cabbies

Dear Editor, Almost daily, we see articles in the news “Uber is bad for Canada,” “Make good Money and Drive for Uber,” or protests around the world by the taxi industry.