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Letter: Dog doo-doo dilema

Letter: Dog doo-doo dilema

Dear Editor, I work near Rona (Alderbridge and Elmbridge) and am fortunate enough to bring my dog to work. At lunch I like to get out and walk her around the block. I am new to working in this area and I must say that downtown Richmond is filthy.
Letter: Richmond kids are being sold out, land bought up

Letter: Richmond kids are being sold out, land bought up

Open letter to the Richmond Board of Education; Re: “16 Schools under closure cloud,” News, April 6. We are writing to you as parent of our daughter who currently attends Montessori at McKinney ele-mentary.
Column: Beware school sell-off feuds

Column: Beware school sell-off feuds

Rideau Park and Steveston are not examples we should follow in Richmond
Letter: School utilization rate unfair

Letter: School utilization rate unfair

Dear Premier Christy Clark, Minister Mike Bernier (education) and John Yap (Richmond-Steveston MLA). I am deeply disappointed in how this government is handling seismic upgrades for the schools in B.C.
Letter: RAPS keen to lead pets to Promised Land

Letter: RAPS keen to lead pets to Promised Land

Dear Editor, Richmond is a hugely multicultural place. It’s one of the reasons my family and I have always felt comfortable here.
Letter: Developer lobbyist should come clean before labelling 'complainers'

Letter: Developer lobbyist should come clean before labelling 'complainers'

Dear Editor, Re: “Large lots led to megahomes,” Letters, April 22 .
Letters: Claiming to be busy is a poor excuse

Letters: Claiming to be busy is a poor excuse

Response to reporter Alan Campbell's Really? column Dear Editor Re: “Sorry, I’m just too busy,” Voices, April 22. I enjoyed reading Alan Campbell’s column. It resonated with me because I’m the president of a 168-unit strata complex.
Letter: How valuable is public art?

Letter: How valuable is public art?

Dear Editor, Re: “Manhole covers get artsy,” News April 22. What is with our council’s fascination with public art? A pole and rain cloud for $350,000. Branscome House has sat largely vacant after a $301,500 reno.
Letter: Richmond tree protection bylaw is a sad joke

Letter: Richmond tree protection bylaw is a sad joke

Letter writer not the first to point out gaping holes in tree protection
Finance column: GICs: What to do with all those cash reserves...

Finance column: GICs: What to do with all those cash reserves...

Cash reserves held by Canadians have risen significantly since the global financial crisis. Earlier this year, CIBC World Markets reported that Canadians currently hold $75 billion in cash.