Opinion

Dear Editor, Re: “Richmond schools dodge closure, ball now in MLA’s court,” Richmond-News.com . When an immovable object meets an irresistible force, the latter will succeed every time.

Dear Editor, Re: “School safety is paramount, say MLAs” Letters , Oct. 5.

Dear Editor, Re: “I don’t want to break the law,” Letters , Oct. 12 In a recent letter, elementary school student William Li said, “But there was one person who honked at me, like I was doing something wrong, which I wasn’t.

Dear Editor, Re: “Cyclists need protection,” Letters , Oct. 12. I’m writing this from my wheelchair as a result of being hit by a distracted driver on July 22. I was biking to Safeway (on No.

Community newspapers still play a vital role, as seen in this week's reversal of fortunes for three Richmond schools

Healthcare providers use clinical practice guidelines — standards of care based on the scientific evidence that evolve with the advance of knowledge.

For nine-year-old Rose, having her mother bake her favourite lemon cake for her birthday is a real treat, until the day she bites into it and can feel all of her mother’s despair and sadness in the otherwise tasty morsel.

Dear Editor, As an elementary school student, I bike a lot. To school, to parks, etc. According to BikeSense, the British Columbia Bicycle Operator’s Manual, it is illegal for cyclists to bike on sidewalks, unless permitted by official signs.

Dear Editor, I was nearly killed by a car the other day while biking on Shell Road. Yet another driver decided that, because he was in a car and I was on a bike, he had the right of way and I was not a legitimate vehicle. We have a lot of work to do.

Premiere Christy Clark’s “vanity bridge” adventure is hurtling the wrong way.