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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.
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.