Opinion

Dear Editor, Re: “Letters mirror our society,” Letters , Aug. 5.

W hen was the last time you were in your car and you heard the radio squawk the latest study from the University of Wherever? If you consume news like me, then it was probably not that long ago and the study’s claims probably provoked a mutter to you

Dear Editor, I am convinced our mayor and some council members are totally obsessed with public art. Spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on such things is totally insane.

Dear Editor, It is admirable to draw attention or object to prejudice and bigotry when it is justifiable and necessary to do so; but playing the “race card” for no other reason than to intimidate others, stifle conversation and debate, or get what yo

Dear Editor, “Letters to the Editor” are a true reflection of a community. This is more so in the case of a community newspaper.

Dear Editor, Richmond is home to many public trails, enjoyed by many enthusiastic users only to be abused by other users.

Dear Editor and Richmond City Council, I attended the recent council meeting regarding the home size bylaw. Thank you to Couns. Carol Day and Harold Steves for their progressive views in voting no to the proposed amendments.

Dear Editor, In the comment sections of a recent letter online, a party challenged me to run for city council. It read: “R.A. Hoegler thinks he knows best. He thinks that a group of enraged citizens knows best.

Dear Editor, Re: “Richmond’s broken, not racist,” Letters, July 31. I refer to the letter of N. MacDonald. I agree with most of her opinions.

If city hopes to embrace racial and cultural harmony in face of rapid demographic shifts, everyone needs to be on board