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Letter: Re-zoning sends wrong message to Onni

Letter: Re-zoning sends wrong message to Onni

Dear Editor, I wish to express my opposition to the repeated rezoning requests from Onni Development to eliminate the Mixed Maritime Use requirement for the commercial portion of Imperial Landing.
Letter: City needs to resist developer’s will

Letter: City needs to resist developer’s will

Dear Editor, How much is more than a century of Steveston’s heritage worth? Apparently, a mere $3 million.
Book Club: Vision of the future filled with fashionable hitmen

Book Club: Vision of the future filled with fashionable hitmen

T here are so many Internet connected devices available. I have the usual devices: Smartphone, gaming consoles, a connected TV, a tablet, a regular computer.
PINK SHIRT DAY: Time for more than pink shirts?

PINK SHIRT DAY: Time for more than pink shirts?

P ink Shirt Day, also known as Stop Bullying Day, is an admirable effort by business, government and community agencies to work together to prevent bullying. It’s great to raise awareness about the importance of respecting others.
Book Club: Humour amid the wartime ruins

Book Club: Humour amid the wartime ruins

Lissa Evans’ Crooked Heart is a startlingly funny odd-couple story set against the backdrop of Second World War London
Healthwise column: The gifts that give back

Healthwise column: The gifts that give back

Appreciate others, be generous and forgive, and you'll be healthier and happier for it
Letter: Steveston marina is the only solution to maritime zoning

Letter: Steveston marina is the only solution to maritime zoning

Dear Editor, Re: “Onni hopes fest will garner public support,” News , Feb. 17.
Letter: Onni saga must end

Letter: Onni saga must end

Dear Editor, Re: “Onni hopes fest will garner public support,” News , Feb. 17.
Letter: Chamber support of bridge questionable

Letter: Chamber support of bridge questionable

Dear Editor, Re: “Richmond businesses onside with new bridge,” Advertising feature , Feb. 17.
Letter: Social and economic gaps mean we will remain imprisoned

Letter: Social and economic gaps mean we will remain imprisoned

Dear Editor, If we are concerned with maintaining any semblance of a sustainable and dignified existence on this planet, we must recognize that our best hope for doing so lies in finding ways to relate to each other that will work to the benefit of e