Opinion

Richmond - The Editor, Re: "Distracted drivers paying price," News, Feb, 7. The weekend paper advises that even hands-free phones aren't safe when driving.The logical conclusion from that statement is we shouldn't allow any passengers either.

Richmond - The Editor, Re: "No Senate reform needed," Letters, Feb, 12.We must admit that Bob Orrick is in very good company - his own, as he's probably the only Canadian happy with the Senate.

Richmond - The Editor, Re: "Liberated Liberals," Editorial, Feb. 7. In the above referenced editorial you wrote, "Trudeau has done more to reform the senate than Harper has done in almost eight years as Prime Minister.

Police, ICBC, the courts - anyone with a bit of sense - have repeatedly encouraged those who drink any alcohol to steer clear of driving.

Another utterly tragic episode involving life and death on a First Nations reserve has been uncovered by B.C.'s children representative, and her report is deeply disturbing.

The Editor, Over the years I’ve contributed a number of letters, expressing concern over the effect that the proliferation of empty mega-houses, Chinese-only signage, consumption of shark-fin soup and entrenched ethnocentric attitudes might be having

Richmond - The Editor, Over the years I've contributed a number of letters, expressing concern over the effect that the proliferation of empty megahouses, Chinese-only signage, consumption of shark-fin soup and entrenched ethnocentric attitudes might

When was the last time you changed your mind? I don't mean that you changed your mind about what to have for dinner, or what tie to wear.

Richmond - The Editor, Re: "Off-leash is offside," Letters, Jan. 31.

The Liberal Senate caucus is dead. Long live the caucus of liberal senators. Justin Trudeau stripped the capital L from 32 senators this week, tossing them into independence in a bid to aid bipartisanship, and possibly his election chances.