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Letters: New News hits home run

Letters: New News hits home run

Dear Editor, Re: “Letter to the Readers,” Voices, April 23. I really enjoyed your latest edition of The Richmond News.
Letter of the Week: Don't get fooled again Richmond

Letter of the Week: Don't get fooled again Richmond

Dear Editor, I have always found it utterly amazing that people can allow themselves to be hoodwinked into voting against their own best interests by slick, duplicitous politicians, and this is particularly relevant when it comes to those parents of
Letter: Tories tank on economy

Letter: Tories tank on economy

Dear Editor, James Carville once said “It’s the economy, (stupid)!” when strategizing for Democrats for the 1992 presidential election.
Letter: City of Richmond being sold to highest bidder

Letter: City of Richmond being sold to highest bidder

Dear Editor, Re: “I don’t recycle to make room for this,” News, March 11. Joies Tan is justified in her anger about her sincere efforts at composting and recycling while all around her, homes are demolished to make way for monster mansions.
Letter: The City of Richmond has sold out

Letter: The City of Richmond has sold out

Dear Editor, The politicians who run the City of Richmond have sold out to property tax revenue greed.
Letter: Where were you ratepayers when we raised a warning?

Letter: Where were you ratepayers when we raised a warning?

Dear Editor, Re: “Too big for their britches,” News , March 13.
Letter: Soccer coach taught more than soccer

Letter: Soccer coach taught more than soccer

Dear Editor, Re: “Facebook support for charged soccer coach,” News, April 16. Having followed the charges aimed at Richmond F.C.
Column: A final salute to Vancouver wine fest

Column: A final salute to Vancouver wine fest

Although this year’s Vancouver Wine Festival is only a faint taste in my mouth, I continue to revel in the magic moments of this amazing fundraiser for Bard on the Beach.
Column: The art of cultivating cultural harmony in Richmond

Column: The art of cultivating cultural harmony in Richmond

In Richmond, we hear and read the word agriculture almost every day. Its meaning is no mystery.
Column: Turn your passion into profit

Column: Turn your passion into profit

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.