Opinion

Dear Editor, “Pianos on the street” is a very successful program in Richmond and other communities. Everyday, I saw children play with the piano at the front door of the Brighouse Library.

Dear Editor, What insanity.

“I am deeply concerned about the overhead transmission lines. What are the health risks? How would it affect the viewscape?” These are a couple of questions asked by Coun.

Alan Campbell was so impressed by Richmond dad's efforts, he's planning something similar next year

Santa Julia 2015 Pinot Grigio ($12.29): This Argentine white is attractive on several levels: the price; the sustainable policies under which it is grown and vinified; as well as its aroma and flavour.

If flower gardens could talk right now, they would be saying, “I am tired!” Summer blooms are fading, or have lost their brilliance.

Dear Editor, On behalf of the Richmond Board of Education, I’m pleased to welcome our students and families to a new and exciting school year.

Dear Editor, As the summer holidays come to a close, many students will be returning to schools that are not able to withstand a major earthquake. Seismologists agree that there is a one in three chance of “the big one” within the next 50 years.

Dear Editor, Come Sept. 5, many Fourth Avenue residents in Steveston will find their peace and quiet deep-sixed.

Sometimes, a stereotype becomes so embedded in mainstream culture that we completely fail to recognize its dubious roots and, erroneously, take it for granted that it is true. I fear that this has become the case with the minimum wage earner.