Opinion

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.

Mayor Malcolm Brodie was snubbed and that spells trouble

Dear Editor, Every day, volunteers at the Richmond Hospital Healthcare Auxilliary Thrift Shop in Steveston sort through a myriad of items donated to the store. These items are resold to help fund healthcare initiatives in Richmond.

Dear Editor, Overall, Richmond’s a pretty nice place to live, except after 4.30 p.m. in winter, when apparently, someone has stolen all the street lights and replaced them with….

Dear Editor, If there are so many people driving in Richmond who can’t read the road signs, is that not an indication that many new Canadians should not be issued with driving licences, or is the high cost of auto insurance just another Canadian cros

Dear Editor, Re: “Really?” column , Dec. 9. May I suggest a measure that may help with pedestrians at crosswalks; especially those at non-illuminated ones. We were taught in Ontario to stop at the edge of the sidewalk and extend an arm outwards.

Dear Editor: Re: “Such tragedies happen too often,” Letters Dec. 4. Recently, writer James Ling Hung asked if there was any way to prevent pedestrian deaths on our streets. There is quite a bit that we can do.

Dear Editor: Re: “Making healthy connections,” News Dec.4.

Editor, Re; “Come hang with the gang,” News , Dec. 11. After reading the great article on the Myron Court Gang, I just had to see for myself what they were so proud of and here is what I found.

I t always feels great when people respond directly to stories we’ve run in the paper. That was no exception when I received a letter Monday in reference to the column I wrote last Friday about connecting with neighbours.