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Letter: Kids set fine example

Letter: Kids set fine example

Dear Editor, A few years ago my husband took our son to the Downtown Eastside. After they got home my son, Liam, asked if we could make 100 sandwiches and take them down to the homeless. Well, things happen and time passes, but he kept asking.
Letter: Council on the wrong track with priorities

Letter: Council on the wrong track with priorities

Dear Editor, Re: “Library hours cut back,” News , Dec. 16. The priorities of this mayor and council are mind boggling. The library is asking for an additional $200,000 in funding, but the powers that be said “no.
Letter: ANAF offers an apology

Letter: ANAF offers an apology

Dear Editor, Re: “A Remembrance Day to forget,” Letters , Nov. 18. Open letter to Mr.
Food Matters column: Sweet holiday baking and a 'royal' recipe for Christmas

Food Matters column: Sweet holiday baking and a 'royal' recipe for Christmas

Culinary teacher Dora Ho has just the recipe for you
Letter: Speak up on LNG

Letter: Speak up on LNG

Dear Editor, I’m writing to ask fellow Richmondites to please speak up on LNG by Dec. 21.
Letter: Banish silly expressions

Letter: Banish silly expressions

Dear Editor, As we approach a New Year, it is once again time to agree to cease using those annoying words and expressions that have taken root in our conversations. With that in mind, here are my few suggestions.
Letter: Let casino bucks fund city’s reserve

Letter: Let casino bucks fund city’s reserve

Dear Editor, Re: “Property tax hike may top out at close to five per cent,” News , Dec. 9.
Letter: Tough choices for library board

Letter: Tough choices for library board

Dear Editor, Re: “Library hours cut back,” News Dec. 16. The 2016 budget process is now completed for the Richmond Public Library. Council has approved the budget submitted by the Library Board and supported the library with a 2.
Letter: Living the life in Ladner

Letter: Living the life in Ladner

Dear Editor, After 40 years living in Richmond, we decided to move to Ladner because our neighbourhood was being destroyed due to rezoning without reasoning, and it’s now turning into a back alley slum.
Column: Bridge over troubled process

Column: Bridge over troubled process

Mayor Malcolm Brodie was snubbed and that spells trouble