Opinion

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.

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.

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.

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.

Open letter to Metro Vancouver Legal and Legislative Services: Re: Application for a Permit Renewal under the Greater Vancouver Regional District Air Quality Management Bylaw, 1082, 2008.

Dear Editor, We saw an increase in hostility occur in Vancouver over the last summer. The hostility began as water reservoir levels plummeted during the unusually dry season.

E tymology is really a history lesson in a capsule — not the textbook history of rulers, wars and peace treaties, but rather the history of ordinary events.

This holiday season, why not give your friends and loved ones a moment of serendipity. Serendipity is an unexpected but fortunate experience.

Dear Editor, A recent media article detailed the plight of a family of Syrian refugees who have settled in Richmond.

Dear Editor, Re: “Park trees slated for removal,” News, Oct. 9 Traditionally, the first principle of creating a Japanese garden is: work with what you have.