Opinion

Open letter to Richmond City Council members: In the ongoing stalemate regarding the re-zoning of the retail space for Onni Group’s Imperial Landing development in Steveston, I can’t believe that this current council would consider amending the zonin

Dear Editor, Re: “Here we go again,” News , April 3. Thank you for bringing attention to the zoning issues surrounding Onni’s Imperial Landing development.

Dear Editor, Re: “BC Liberals on a collision course with teachers, trustees,” Opinion , April 3. I am writing in response to Keith Baldrey’s column which appeared in last Friday’s issue.

Dear Editor: This week I will complete the Healthy Heart Program at Richmond Hospital and I will be healthier for it.

A s our city grows and evolves, council must continually invest in our infrastructure to ensure we have the facilities required to service the needs of our new and existing residents.

Eric Yung is the chair of the Richmond School Board

D o you believe that medical ethics is an area of philosophy that doesn’t apply to you? Many share that misconception.

Dear Editor, I try very hard not to walk this particular dark path, but there are times when I am overcome by a deep despair when I assess the kind of social, economic, and environmental legacies we will be leaving for my two grandsons.

T he introduction last week of yet another education reform package is further evidence the BC Liberals remain on a collision course with school trustees and teachers.

A pril Fool’s day has come and gone, and while the Richmond News decided not to pull one over on its readers this year it certainly has in the past, joining a long tradition of media mischief on April 1.