Opinion

Politicians such as Christy Clark and Peter Fassbender struggling to convince the public without digging into our own pockets

Dear Editor, A meeting about “interculturalism” held in the Richmond Council Chamber last week focused on building an intercultural neighborhood rather than a multicultural one.

Dear Editor, Sunday, Feb. 15 marks the 50th anniversary of Canada’s national flag, the maple leaf, internationally recognized as representative of all the good things this country is famous for.

W hat do a recent measles outbreak and climate change have in common? They’re both issues involving clear scientific evidence that many people feel free to ignore in favour of their personal belief system.

Ken Johnston is a City of Richmond councillor: A quick glance at the headlines will tell you community safety and property crime are major concerns for Richmond residents and businesses.

Wining and Dining events in Richmond are far and few between. So when one is announced, it’s worth seeking out. I recently attended the Red Icons Dinner organized by Sip Wines at Tapenade Bistro.

Last Thursday, Matthew McNair Secondary held a Grade 7 Parent Information Night.

P hrases you didn’t hear before the year 2000: viral video, unfriended, cord cutting, and important Greek election. Not that national elections weren’t important to the Greeks themselves.

H ot on the heels of the latest round of Islamist attacks, this week the federal government introduced yet another anti-terrorism bill.

Open letter to city council, Recently, a number of newspaper articles have appeared concerning local neighbourhoods.