Opinion

Open letter to Richmond city council, We are suffering here in Steveston with the foul stink of the compost facility. Please fix it as soon as is possible — it is dreadful, it wakes us up at night and it’s almost constant now. It never lets up.

Open letter to MLA John Yap, I voted for you and the (B.C.) Liberal Party last election. I voted expecting that you would lead and represent the Richmond-Steveston constituency. So far, you have failed.

Dear Editor, Re: “District juggles flip flopping Ministry, angry parents,” News, Sept. 30. I wanted to clarify a few points from your article.

Dear Editor, Re: “MLAs should stand up or step down,” Letters, Sept. 28. We hope to address and clarify a few points with respect to Ms. Nowitsky’s letter to the editor. Over the years, we have visited numerous public schools in Richmond.

I call this the “layering” season. You start out the day in warm clothes, change to summer shorts and t-shirt midday, and back to warm clothes for the evening.

Dear Editor, Re: “If you didn’t walk, don’t talk,” Letters Aug. 12. All the pioneers who have contributed so much to Richmond/Steveston development must have been offended by Gordon Kibble’s letter.

Dear Editor, Re: “S.O.S. to city hall,” Feature , Sept. 16. “Harder than rocket science,” Voices , Sept. 16. “Church group puts politicians to shame,” Letters , Sept.

Dear Editor, I enjoy and am usually behind (letter writer) Ray Arnold and what he says about Richmond.

Dear Editor, Re: “Tree loss becoming an all too familiar story,” Letters , May 4. Re: “City council clear-cutting Richmond trees,” Letters , May 13.

Find your passion, follow your passion, have passion. If there was one take away from the Women in Leadership luncheon, hosted by the Richmond Chamber of Commerce, it was the notion that passion is the ticket.