Opinion

Dear Editor, Re: “Parents are spoiled brats,” Letters, Oct.28 I was very disappointed to read an ill-informed and disrespectful letter in your paper recently, criticizing a previous letter from a parent at my school, Dixon elementary.

Dear Editor, Re: “Jaywalkers soon to be hit with $50 fines,” News, Oct. 26.

As a kid, I loved Halloween. It was the novelty of all that free candy, but also the thrill of being out at night, along with hordes of other little terrors. It was the one time of year that the night belonged to us.

Dear Editor, With reference to the “Oval Executives all-in on ROX” (News, Oct. 21) reportin g, well done and please keep it coming. I note, the executives did not speak for themselves. The Oval does not pay rent or financing costs to Richmond.

Dear Editor, Re: “20 Facts about the OVAL – An Alternate Point of View,” advertisement, Oct. 26. Not to be overly critical of the Oval, but I believe the taxpayers point of view needs to be expressed.

Dear Editor, Re: “Resuscitation order ‘flawed’,” News, Oct. 19. As a paramedic in the Lower Mainland, I have witnessed first hand the anguish that a loved one’s death can cause family members and my sympathy goes out to the Wang family.

Dear Editor, Re: “We’ll be torn apart,” Letter, Sept. 21. I am intrigued by the editorial letters printed in the Richmond News recently regarding the closure of some schools.

Dear Editor, Something must be done about afternoon rush hour traffic around Sea Island Way and the Arthur Lang Bridge. On Friday, there was a stalled car in a north-bound lane on the bridge that tied up traffic for at least half an hour.

Open letter to mayor and city council. Many residents, including myself, are very concerned at the loss of mature trees in our neighbourhoods due to development. Construction of lot-filling, new houses has led to the removal of healthy mature trees.

Dear Editor, I have had the pleasure of visiting friends in Richmond frequently over the past 20 years.