Opinion

Dear Editor, “What?!” This is my reaction when I saw that two relatively new, stylish homes were about to be demolished in the coming week. They are only 22 years old. I don’t understand why the city would approve of these two demolition projects.

I am not a world traveller. I’ve never been outside of North America; my passport has the stamp for entry to America and nothing else. I’ve never been to Mexico or Australia, Jakarta or Samarkand. I may or may not ever see any of those places.

Prime Minster Stephen Harper rode in to our rescue this week to announce his government is once again getting tough on crime. This time, it’s the baddest of the bad that our government is determined to save us from.

Dora Ho A s you may recall, last summer, I wrote about CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) and how this model of farming connects consumers directly with farmers.

Myself and some other family doctors have been presenting free, public talks in our campaign to raise health literacy called the Empowered Patient.

I‘ve been told that I am a “justifier.

It has been nearly three months since I was sworn in as a Richmond City Councillor. I am really enjoying working with my fellow councillors, the mayor and staff. There are innumerable moving parts within the City of Richmond.

Dear Editor, Re: “Next stop: Steveston washrooms,” News , Feb. 20. I am surprised that no one responded to your recent article about washroom access for TransLink bus operators.

Dear Editor, As a public health physician and medical health officer for Richmond, an important part of my job is working with the mayor, council and staff of our city to advance programs, policies and investments that will improve health and, ultima

A big part of my work with families is helping feel connected. Attachment and family bonds can make or break you. Connections are especially important when people age and life transitions happen.