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Letter: Unfamiliarity breeds fear

Letter: Unfamiliarity breeds fear

Dear Editor, Re: “Enough of the Delphi daycare,” Letters , March 18. Building on R.A.
Letter: Include us all in this community, please

Letter: Include us all in this community, please

Dear Editor, Re: “Crowd favours sign bylaw,” News , March 18. The foreign sign workshop is a good start to a much needed discussion, but is only the tip of the iceberg.
Letter: Don’t expect change from council

Letter: Don’t expect change from council

Dear Editor, Re: “Too big for their britches,” News , March 13. I appreciate very much the formation of the Westwind Ratepayer Association by Lynda Terborg to lobby the city to regulate the size and character of homes in Richmond.
Column: Living life in the circle of debt

Column: Living life in the circle of debt

E very story has a beginning and an end, but life is actually lived somewhere in the middle — and it’s best to keep our focus there. If we focus on the past, we can get depressed; if we focus on the future, we can get anxious.
Letter: Get your heads out of the sand

Letter: Get your heads out of the sand

The Editor, I recently attended the workshop on the signage issue in Richmond.
Letter: Enough of the daycare for "public consultation"

Letter: Enough of the daycare for "public consultation"

The Editor, Having attended the March 12 workshop, I have the following comments and reflections: As I had predicted previously, the workshop was facilitated in classic “Delphi Technique” fashion, with the attendees divided up into groups of approxim
Letter: Workshop was a good start

Letter: Workshop was a good start

The Editor, Well, here we are two years later and FINALLY the City of Richmond decided to at least give the appearance that they are concerned and/or interested in listening to the people on the Chinese signage issue.
Column: Politics as seen through moneyball

Column: Politics as seen through moneyball

If New Brunswick Converative MP John Williamson can get elected, that's all that matters
Editorial: Calling all auditors

Editorial: Calling all auditors

I n an apparent bid to become B.C.’s most ironic government agency, the Auditor General for Local Government has cost us all $5.2 million and produced exactly one audit — a far cry from the 18 a year they promised each year.
Editorial: Erradicating rink rage

Editorial: Erradicating rink rage

C alling Saturday’s dust-up among hockey parents at a North Vancouver rink an embarrassing moment is an understatement.