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Letter: Loo’s selling us down river

Letter: Loo’s selling us down river

Dear Editor, Re: “Massey bridge yes/no debate rages on,” Letters , Feb. 3. In regard to the bridge issue, letter writer Leslie Tallosi actually thinks Alexa Loo and Ken Johnston on city council are the “only ones with any sense.
Letter: We know why bridge is being built

Letter: We know why bridge is being built

Dear Editor, Re: “More info on tunnel option needed, Letters , Jan. 29. Coun. Chak Au in his letter expressed his hesitation to support Massey Tunnel expansion because of a lack of information and many unanswered questions.
Letter: Bridge project is pie in the sky

Letter: Bridge project is pie in the sky

Dear Editor, As someone who has lived in Richmond my entire life and has, for the last few years, been commuting to Surrey for work, I feel I have a unique perspective on this whole Massey Tunnel Replacement Project.
He's got style column: Don't do white on the night

He's got style column: Don't do white on the night

Richmond News' fashion guru Rob Akimow has some advice for Chinese New Year
Letter: Drag and drop doesn’t = coding

Letter: Drag and drop doesn’t = coding

Dear Editor, Re: “Out with the cursive in with the coding,” News , Dec. 18, 2015.
Letter: Trees can be too much of a good thing

Letter: Trees can be too much of a good thing

Dear Editor, With reference to reporter Graeme Wood’s very full coverage of the tree debate (“Stumped,” News , Jan.
Letter: Bridge talk a sham

Letter: Bridge talk a sham

Dear Editor, I can’t not weigh in on the bridge/tunnel debate. What a lot of people are missing (mostly because of misinformation), is that the bridge is not being proposed for people. It doesn’t even have a dedicated LRT lane.
Letter: Plenty of room for refugees

Letter: Plenty of room for refugees

Dear Editor, I think I’ve come up with a pretty good solution to the problem of housing some of the (Syrian) refugees. I’m sure Prime Minister Trudeau’s home is large enough to accommodate, let’s say, four families.
Column: Senior poverty bound to grow in Richmond

Column: Senior poverty bound to grow in Richmond

W e know the gap between the rich and poor is continuing to widen, both globally and locally. We also know it’s the most vulnerable (seniors, children and the disabled) who are hit hardest in a world of economic disparity.
Sips Happen column: Brew selection at Pumphouse Pub a ‘crafty’ way to travel

Sips Happen column: Brew selection at Pumphouse Pub a ‘crafty’ way to travel

I f you can’t afford to fly to Maui this winter, you can experience the taste of the garden isle by going to the Pumphouse Taproom on Blundell at No. 2 Road.