Opinion

In Richmond, we hear and read the word agriculture almost every day. Its meaning is no mystery.

We live in one of the most beautiful parts of the world and there are many people who agree. You know enough about economics to figure out what happens next.

Dear Editor, Well, here we go again, TransLink wants to dig deeper into our pockets. Does anyone in Richmond really care if Vancouver has a subway down Broadway? Why is TransLink spending money on bikeways? We have 47.5 km already in Richmond.

Dear Editor, The Friends of the Richmond Library wish to thank all our members, student and adult volunteers, members from Rotary eClub of Lulu Island, Steveston Rotary and members from a Richmond Rugby Team for helping at our April “Whale of a Book

Dear Editor, Re: “If trustees won’t, who will?” Letters, March 27. CUPE 716 president June Kaiser has made an excellent point in her letter. Trustees are elected to lobby the government for public education, but their hands are tied.

Dear Editor, Re: “Welcome to the neighbourhood; Nothing monster about this manor” News, March 27.

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Open letter to Richmond City Council members: In the ongoing stalemate regarding the re-zoning of the retail space for Onni Group’s Imperial Landing development in Steveston, I can’t believe that this current council would consider amending the zonin

Dear Editor, Re: “Here we go again,” News , April 3. Thank you for bringing attention to the zoning issues surrounding Onni’s Imperial Landing development.

Dear Editor, Re: “BC Liberals on a collision course with teachers, trustees,” Opinion , April 3. I am writing in response to Keith Baldrey’s column which appeared in last Friday’s issue.