Opinion

I’ve been on some ugly bike rides where the rain pelts, the cold bites and there’s a headwind in every direction, but certainly the darkest ride I’ve ever been on was cycling home from what had been a fantastic trip from Ottawa to Kingston and back.

Dear Editor, Re: “The Roxy road to Rio,” Feature, Oct. 21. How many other Richmond taxpayers read reporter Graeme Wood’s Oct.

Dear Editor, Re: “City probing safety on road,” News, Nov. 11.

Dear Editor, Re: "City probing safety on road,” News Nov. 11. I am a cyclist and ride that road almost every weekend. I know some of the riders involved in the horrific accident.

In Richmond, and cities all over the Lower Mainland, housing prices have been increasing significantly faster than the rest of Canada — apart from Toronto. The current average price of a detached home is more than $1.8 million in Vancouver.

Dear Editor, Re: “City probing safety on road,” News, Nov. 11. It is unfortunate that it took the death of a cyclist to prompt the city to examine the safety of the road in question. It is also unfortunate that the seconder of the motion, Coun.

Dear Editor, Richmond residents who attended last week’s public meeting (Nov. 9) with Harvest Power’s CEO were left with a feeling of little hope for the elimination of air contaminants produced by this company.

Dear Editor, Well, well, well...Christy Clark has had her appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada thrown out. This is what happens when someone thinks they are above it all. B.C. Supreme Court Justice Susan Griffin must be shaking her head.

Dear Editor, I wanted to extend my sincere thanks to our Richmond community for all the well wishes received over the past few weeks as I recovered from an injury sustained while making a personal visit in China.

Dear Editor, After 14 long, unnecessary years, the BCTF has finally been vindicated by the Supreme Court of Canada. The Supreme Court ruling proves that the B.C. Liberal government has been failing all of B.C.