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Digging Deep column: Take action to keep the Peace

Digging Deep column: Take action to keep the Peace

Flooding the Peace River Valley makes little to no sense
Letter: What about a regional force?

Letter: What about a regional force?

Dear Editor, Re: Richmond Police Department: Local control versus added costs Policing in Richmond deserves/requires consideration of the third option, — regional policing.
Really? column: Crossing the street to get to ... is no joke

Really? column: Crossing the street to get to ... is no joke

There's really no reason people should get killed traversing a crosswalk; but who's to blame?
Healthwise column: Empowering patients with knowledge

Healthwise column: Empowering patients with knowledge

W hen you think about the work of your family physician, you probably envision the one-on-one care he or she gives to each individual patient. It may be in a clinic, hospital or – more rarely – home visit.
Column: Connect, it’s good for you — really

Column: Connect, it’s good for you — really

Connections. That’s what good health is all about, according to our new medical health officer. That’s not to say working out doesn’t matter, or that state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging technology doesn’t lengthen our lives.
Letter: Plenty of free parking in village

Letter: Plenty of free parking in village

Dear Editor, Re “Free Parking for Stevestonites,” Letters , Nov. 27. I have to question exactly how well Ms. Godfrey knows Steveston. She claims there is “very little free parking.
Letter: Property value not enough as Cannery Cafe bites the dust

Letter: Property value not enough as Cannery Cafe bites the dust

Dear Editor, I wanted to write a letter about how I liked the idea of a farm market in Steveston Village at the Rod’s Building Supplies site, as suggested in some letters to the editor.
Letter: Such tragedies happen too often on our streets

Letter: Such tragedies happen too often on our streets

Dear Editor, “We need your help to understand how the tragedy happened.” This sincere appeal was printed on a yellow, letter-size paper and posted at the four corner posts of the intersection at Granville Avenue and No. 3 Road. On Nov.
Letter: City’s decision to end LUCs a step towards consistency

Letter: City’s decision to end LUCs a step towards consistency

Dear Editor, Re: “Ding dong LUCs are dead,” News, Nov. 27. I am writing to thank the Richmond council and Mayor for voting yes to terminate LUC contracts early.
Letter: Wasn't organics recycling supposed to be good for our health?

Letter: Wasn't organics recycling supposed to be good for our health?

Dear Editor, Re: “Get used to that smell,” News, Nov. 25. We have all heard the saying where there is smoke there is fire, and where there is odour there is gas. What we smell needs to be called what it is — methane gas.