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Letter: Canada would do well to resume its peacekeeping role

Letter: Canada would do well to resume its peacekeeping role

Dear Editor, The Middle East has been a ticking time bomb for almost 70 years.
Letter: Provincial highway patrol could aid local enforcement

Letter: Provincial highway patrol could aid local enforcement

Dear Editor, Re: “RCMP fail to stop traffic violators,” Letters , Sept. 11. In response to Mr. Bulloch’s letter to the editor, there is an expression that many of us know — “Walk a mile in a man’s shoes before you judge him.” Mr.
Column: Input sought on transportation plan

Column: Input sought on transportation plan

City Scene column by Coun. Chak Au
Letter: Affordable housing becoming scarce

Letter: Affordable housing becoming scarce

Dear Editor, At the recent public hearing at city hall, after developers rhetorically asked what “affordable housing” is in today’s market, one resident suggested that a nice, livable $1.
Letter: Grandstanding, innuendos and hearsay (Krpan)

Letter: Grandstanding, innuendos and hearsay (Krpan)

Editor's note: An edited letter by Ivan Krpan ( 'Demolitions just make good business sense' Sept. 4 Re: More demolitions than ever ) was refered to at a recent public hearing regarding mega homes.
Question of the Week...

Question of the Week...

Question of the Week: “What are the official rules and regulations regarding the use of motorized bicycles, scooters, mopeds, etc.
Letter: Failing to stop traffic violaters

Letter: Failing to stop traffic violaters

Dear Editor, Re: “Driven to write letter about Richmond’s poor driving,” Letters, Sept. 9. In Harry Rose’s letter, he mentions the RCMP being ineffective due to their absence.
Letter: Little Explorers rise to the challenge of helping others

Letter: Little Explorers rise to the challenge of helping others

Dear Editor, Never underestimate the power of children. Little Explorers Preschool is located at Cambie Community Centre. We actively seek to help our community.
Letter: Mega home meeting shows public interest not being served

Letter: Mega home meeting shows public interest not being served

Dear Editor, If there is anything concrete that came out of the farcical series of meetings that were supposedly intended to facilitate open dialogue about the ways in which mega-house construction is reshaping our neighbourhoods, it would be that ou
Column: Refugee crisis hitting home in Richmond

Column: Refugee crisis hitting home in Richmond

It strikes me as a bit twisted that it takes the sight of a little boy’s lifeless body lapping against the shore before we realize there’s a humanitarian crisis that needs addressing.