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Letter: Stop the smell, Harvest Power

Letter: Stop the smell, Harvest Power

Open letter to Metro Vancouver (regional district), My family lived in Richmond for over 25 years and we have kept in touch with friends and neighbours.
Letter: Will Santa rescue Canada Post?

Letter: Will Santa rescue Canada Post?

Dear Editor, I reside on Ackroyd Road in an apartment building whereby Canada Post has a master lock to release the mail boxes for delivery of mail. All has been working fine, until recently.
Letter: We can’t thank the Mounties’ special unit enough

Letter: We can’t thank the Mounties’ special unit enough

Dear Editor, I am writing this letter to inform people how wonderful the RCMP Property Crime Unit is. I don’t think enough thank-yous can even cover how much they helped us out with an ongoing issue we had on our street (Kingsley Crescent.
Letter: Will road signs soon be in Chinese?

Letter: Will road signs soon be in Chinese?

Dear Editor, Re: “Phone line highlights fact some drivers might not read English,” News, Dec. 3. It blows my mind that ICBC is spending $4.5 million on translation services for drivers who cannot speak English.
Letter: Mayor: City doing its share to connect

Letter: Mayor: City doing its share to connect

Dear Editor, Re: “Know your neighbour, stay healthy,” News, Dec. 4. Richmond has been called Canada’s healthiest city, and many health indicators support this assessment.
Letter: Lights are out on Christmas

Letter: Lights are out on Christmas

Dear Editor, I am old enough to remember a time when at least 75 per cent or more of the houses in our neighbourhood put-up Christmas lights and neighbours would invite each other to parties and sometimes exchange gifts.
Book Club column: It’s a misfit mystery

Book Club column: It’s a misfit mystery

F aye Kellerman’s new mystery novel, The Theory of Death , brings to mind the famous quote by Sir Walter Scott: “Oh what a tangled web we weave, When first we practise to deceive!” In the small upstate New York town of Greenbury, former LAPD lieutena
Healthwise column: Understanding the expression of unconditional love

Healthwise column: Understanding the expression of unconditional love

Part of what’s wrong in the world is a profound misunderstanding of love. We are easily caught up with its counterfeits: craving, lust, possession and infatuation. To experience genuine love is to awaken; to express this love is to be fully alive.
Letter: Recycling plant smells of greed

Letter: Recycling plant smells of greed

Open letter to mayor and council, As a longtime resident of Richmond, I would like you to investigate the foul and rotten odours that are common in our city . They can be smelled near our home, No.
Letter: Driving not about ethnicity

Letter: Driving not about ethnicity

Dear Editor, Re: “Language loophole is ludicrous,” Letters , Dec. 4 I agree with Mr. Johnson’s opinion that all registered driving schools must be required to instruct in English or French.