Opinion

Dear Editor, My wife and I eat out a lot and when we have not been travelling or making an occasional visit to Downtown Vancouver, we have been content to stay in Steveston to enjoy the variety of cuisines that are available in our little town.

Missing persons can be a delicate subject for police, but the public has its rights as well

Dear Editor, One realtor’s perspective ... In what was probably a well-intentioned but, in fact, sadly misguided attempt to address the issue of housing affordability in B.C.

Dear Editor, Re: “Giving Parkinson’s the old one-two,” Feature, July 16. I read with interest Philip Raphael’s article, “Giving Parkinson’s the old one-two” in the Friday issue of the Richmond News. I am happy for Mr.

Jack Trovato was an NDP candidate in the 2015 federal election in the riding of Richmond Centre and is expected to run in the 2017 provincial election in the new Richmond-Queensborough riding Some British Columbians still hold a small flicker of hope

A recent article in the Financial Post section of the Vancouver Sun identified a current trend in the market ­— housing gridlock. Because of unreasonably high prices most of us are unable to move up the real estate ladder.

Donald Triggs, Culmina’s owner is an ex-CEO for Vincorp International, once the ninth largest wine producer in the world. He is half of the name in Jackson-Triggs winery.

Nations Cup, Dolphin Classic and the British Open all possess power to magnetize folks of all strokes

Dear Editor, Re: “Make all dog owners pay,” Column, July 8. Thanks for your article about dogs and liabilities. In Europe, the dog owners must have insurance if they have a “dangerous dog,” period.

Dear Editor, Re: “Playing Trump card may happen,” Letters, July 6. I could not agree more with Alan Halliday’s letter to the editor regarding Coun. Derek Dang’s warning about “going Donald Trump.