Opinion

I‘ve been told that I am a “justifier.

It has been nearly three months since I was sworn in as a Richmond City Councillor. I am really enjoying working with my fellow councillors, the mayor and staff. There are innumerable moving parts within the City of Richmond.

Dear Editor, Re: “Next stop: Steveston washrooms,” News , Feb. 20. I am surprised that no one responded to your recent article about washroom access for TransLink bus operators.

Dear Editor, As a public health physician and medical health officer for Richmond, an important part of my job is working with the mayor, council and staff of our city to advance programs, policies and investments that will improve health and, ultima

A big part of my work with families is helping feel connected. Attachment and family bonds can make or break you. Connections are especially important when people age and life transitions happen.

I n the past couple decades, we’ve had every kind of detective show you can think of: doctor detectives, crime-solving lawyers, cops of every description, friendly vampires, monks, guys named Monk, aliens, time travellers, and even Mounties.

The province has dragged its feet long enough on bringing in some reasonable limits on municipal campaign donations and spending.

Dear Editor, Well, it was only a matter of time when the complaints would be made.

Dear Editor, After much thought, I am voting yes on the upcoming transportation plebiscite, and the reasons why are quite straight forward ... - Transportation infrastructure is vitally important to our economy, our environment and our way of life.

Dear Editor. I am writing to you with the hope that I will get to the bottom of this problem. I am a 25-year resident of Steveston and find it quite appalling that we have no open washrooms at Gary Point Park after 5 p.m.