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Letter: Inspired by tomorrow’s citizens

Letter: Inspired by tomorrow’s citizens

Dear Editor, Re: “Students track life of teen soldier to Normandy grave,” News , Nov. 6. I really appreciated reading Graeme Wood’s two-page spread in last week’s issue of the Richmond News.
Letter: I remember Private Bowcock

Letter: I remember Private Bowcock

Dear Editor, Re: “Searching for Private Bowcock,” News , Nov. 6. In the spring of 1941, Bob Bowcock was elected as the president of the student body of the then only high school in Richmond.
Column: Freedom; easier said than appreciated

Column: Freedom; easier said than appreciated

This week is Veterans Week all across Canada, where our nation pauses to reflect on the sacrifices made by Canadians at the request of their country, and to remember the over 117,000 who lost their lives in the service of our great nation.
Letter: Rain, not fines, washed away firework trouble

Letter: Rain, not fines, washed away firework trouble

Dear Editor, Re: “Halloween no horror for firefighters,” News , Nov. 4. Let’s be honest (and grateful), the reason Halloween didn’t result in many calls for the fire department is because our mini-monsoon chased the troublemakers indoors.
Letter: Please leave Garry Point alone, Mr. McNulty

Letter: Please leave Garry Point alone, Mr. McNulty

Dear Editor, Re: “What’s the point of a pier at Garry?” Letters, Nov. 4 . I wish to express complete agreement with Mr. Assaly regarding the unnecessary pier at Garry Point.
Letter: Think big, City of Richmond

Letter: Think big, City of Richmond

Dear Editor, As I take the Railway Greenway every day to school, I have noticed that they have been building a new curb. This has caused citizens such as myself to have to walk on the sidewalk.
Letter: Citizen shares jet fuel doubts

Letter: Citizen shares jet fuel doubts

Dear Editor, Regarding the recent environmental concerns on upgrading the habitat area and constructing a jet fuel tank facility on the south arm of the Fraser River, I have certain questions and doubts at the root of the issues.
Letter: Harsher fines for distracted drivers

Letter: Harsher fines for distracted drivers

Dear Editor, I believe the government needs to better enforce the current laws of driving while using a mobile phone. Every year more than 1.3 million crashes in North America are caused by cell phone distraction.
Letter: War sacrifices soon forgotten

Letter: War sacrifices soon forgotten

Dear Editor, We all wear poppies on Nov. 11 to commemorate the end of the “War to End all Wars.
Letter: Demolition bylaw too little, too late?

Letter: Demolition bylaw too little, too late?

Dear Editor, Re: “Inspector Recycle to be hired by city,” News , Oct. 28. “Hallelujah! It’s about time,” I thought as I read the News’ story about the city hiring an inspector to curb demolition waste.