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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.
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: Question of the week

Letter: Question of the week

What's with those motorized things on the dykes?
Letter: RCMP fail to stop traffic violators

Letter: RCMP fail to stop traffic violators

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.
Editorial: Refugee crisis hits home

Editorial: Refugee crisis hits home

We are all connected to this crisis and we all need to help
Letter: Mega home answer is blowing in the Westwind

Letter: Mega home answer is blowing in the Westwind

Dear Editor, Re: “Enough is enough with the mega homes,” Letters, Aug. 26. With respect to Mr.
Letter: Reluctantly in love with neighbours

Letter: Reluctantly in love with neighbours

Dear Editor, Re: “Respect given to immigrants who make an effort,” Letters, Aug, 26. Despite past disagreements on local issues, I must fully agree with Mr. Alan Halliday’s letter in the Aug. 26 Richmond News. Mr.
Letter: Benevolence to migrants vs immigrants

Letter: Benevolence to migrants vs immigrants

Dear Editor, Let’s see if I have this right. Canada can absorb over 100,000 immigrants from Asia, but we can’t find room to help 10,000 or 20,000 homeless migrants start a new life in our vast country? Oh, wait, I forgot.
Letter: Driven to write letter about Richmond's poor driving

Letter: Driven to write letter about Richmond's poor driving

Dear Editor, Discussing the ever-increasing poor driving in Richmond over dinner with friends, we decided to try a letter to the local paper in an attempt to at least start a discussion before more lives are lost! The main problems (and we have liste
Guest column: City of Richmond needs its own police force

Guest column: City of Richmond needs its own police force

The recent public outcry about the 40 hour delay by the Richmond RCMP before releasing any details about the shooting in the Dover Park area of the City only underlines the need to review whether or not the RCMP is the right police force for the City