Opinion

Could the public be heeded at the next public hearing? Yes, miracles can happen if we earn them. On Tuesday, Sept. 8 at 7 p.m., council will hear the public on a new-house massing bylaw. The venue is the council chambers at Richmond City Hall.

Dear Editor, Re: “Cultures united by signal allergy,” Column, Aug. 23. While signaling is definitively a lost art in Richmond, what even fewer people seem to know about is the “right of way.

Dear Editor, The Richmond Chinese Community Society 13th Annual Seniors’ Lunch Celebration was held at the Continental Seafood Restaurant in Richmond on Saturday, Aug. 15. This luncheon was attended by approximately 500 seniors.

Dear Editor, Re: “Society founder denies allegations,” News, Aug. 21. I would like to draw attention to an error I noticed in the above noted article.

Dear Editor, Re: “Tories snub English media outlets,” News, Aug. 26.

Dear Editor, Our grandson came to visit from Regina and was long boarding in the No. 3 Road area and lost his wallet containing all his ID and credit cards, etc. We searched everywhere, called the RCMP, and prayed.

Dear Editor, Re: “Family MPs are secret to success,” Letters, Aug. 26. A letter writer suggests we vote for family-oriented Conservative MPs. If the leaders are anything to go by, then I would suggest voting for the NDP or the Liberals.

Dear Editor, Re: “Gang shots spark question”, Letters Aug. 26.

If you’ve lived or worked in Richmond long enough, you’ll have heard all the wisecracks, stories and complaints.

Dear Editor; Re: “Vote splitting may be best option,” Letters , Aug. 14 I propose a different vote split from the one the writer is suggesting. Here is the basis for my proposal.