Opinion

Dear Editor, As a citizen of Richmond, I’m blessed to deal with multiple ethnicities in my daily life; in shopping situations, health care, home area, and I’ve always taken the attitude a smile works best and a pleasant demeanor, even when some peopl

Guest columnist discovers unique business at residence

Dear Editor, Re: “The people are speaking, please listen,” Letters, March 16.

Dear Editor, Last Sunday, I had a coffee at Ikea. It was mid-morning, and the cafeteria was packed with people. I’d taken a strategic seat in a corner so I could observe the whole room.

Dear Editor, Re: “Mayor Trump? It can happen,” News, March 18. Could Canada elect a Trump? It is less likely. The American constitution, centered on Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness, fosters individualism at the expense of the common good.

Dear Editor, Re: “Centre’s ball players making a racquet,” News, March 23. It is amazing that bureaucrats, when faced with a problem, will always take the line of least resistance.

Sure, it may be a Republican hot bed, but Arizona offers more if you keep an open mind.

The independent research and consultancy firm ETFGI confirms 2015 was another banner year for the global exchange traded funds/exchange traded products (ETFs/ETPs) industry, with $372 billion (U.S.

With every beat, your heart keeps every cell of your body alive, pumping blood freshly oxygenated by your lungs. If your heart stopped pumping or an artery was blocked, you would suffer a stroke, blindness, organ failure or the loss of your legs.

Once we retire, we’re no longer our job title. But how do we give up a career that’s defined us for years? During our lifetime, people over 55 are more likely to have had only one or two careers, and our sense of self is inextricably tied to our job.