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Letter: I’m old, but I’m right re: phone addiction

Letter: I’m old, but I’m right re: phone addiction

Dear Editor, Every time I see a young person clutching their hand-held electronic soother and checking it every few minutes to get confirmation that other people still know that they do exist, I am reminded of the time I challenged one of my college
Letter: Monster gardening kills Sunday peace

Letter: Monster gardening kills Sunday peace

Dear Editor, There has been much talk about on-going construction problems, specifically disruptive noise.
Letter: Councillors should walk among us

Letter: Councillors should walk among us

Open letter to our elected officials: I realize that citizens have access, although limited, to you through council meetings or requests for face time. But that involves protocols, rules and regulations, agendas and time restrictions.
Letter: Multiculturalism a failed experiment

Letter: Multiculturalism a failed experiment

Dear Editor, I see once again Richmond’s multicultural apologist-superheroes out in force trying to put out a fire storm of intricately interrelated issues with the squirt gun of “harmony”.
Letter of the Week: Thanks to Richmond cyclist

Letter of the Week: Thanks to Richmond cyclist

Dear Editor, I need your help to track the good Samaritan who helped me out on May 12. On that day, my dog crossed the street and got killed by a car at approximately 7:45 p.m. on Cooney Road, near the Granville Avenue intersection.
Letter: Kudos to Richmond Hospital

Letter: Kudos to Richmond Hospital

Dear Editor, Kudos to the Staff at Richmond Hospital. As I have multiple sclerosis, even a minor illness can trigger a nasty MS response. That happened last week, when I had to go into Richmond Hospital by ambulance with almost full-body paralysis.
Column: The power of relationship

Column: The power of relationship

Let’s talk about relationships — again. Recently, I have been thinking over and over about ways to cope with caregiver stress. It seems like words “self-care” and “caregiver burnout” are becoming clichés.
Column: How to live your legacy

Column: How to live your legacy

Two weeks ago we said farewell to the most loyal reader of this column, my father. Naturally, there is a lot of sorrow right now, but we are also overwhelmed with gratitude over what he has left behind.
Column: Once upon a time, there was a greener Richmond

Column: Once upon a time, there was a greener Richmond

It’s torn and worn, but what a thrill it gave me when I found it. I’m talking about a street map of Richmond, published in 1960 by the Board of Trade (present-day Chamber of Commerce).
Letter of the week: City’s head in clouds

Letter of the week: City’s head in clouds

Dear Editor, The new model airplane bylaw being considered in order to update the allegedly “outdated” previous bylaw banning only gas-powered aircraft from schoolyards is unnecessary. I think the old bylaw was perfectly acceptable.