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Letter: Transit manners as brutal as the Lions

Letter: Transit manners as brutal as the Lions

The Editor, On the way to the Lions game last night, we noticed several things on the Canada Line trip: young people occupying the senior/handicapped reserved seats.
Letter: Thanks for making Richmond Terry Fox Run a success

Letter: Thanks for making Richmond Terry Fox Run a success

The Editor, What a great morning it was in Garry Point Park on Sunday Sept. 14 as close to 600 people came out to participate in the 34th Annual Terry Fox Run.
Letter: Richmond mayor support absent during teacher strike

Letter: Richmond mayor support absent during teacher strike

An open letter to Mayor Malcolm Brodie, As a life-long citizen of Richmond, a teacher of 10 years and a parent of two terrific kids, I am writing to express my utter disappointment in our mayor for not speaking publicly about the crisis in BC Public
Letter: Big thanks for Fox Run success

Letter: Big thanks for Fox Run success

The Editor, What a great morning it was in Garry Point Park on Sunday Sept. 14 as close to 600 people came out to participate in the 34th Annual Terry Fox Run.
Column: Fall-ing for veggies

Column: Fall-ing for veggies

With summer coming to an end, you may be feeling disappointed about the colder months ahead.
Column: Tales from Church and State

Column: Tales from Church and State

If you really want to discover the enchanting world of wine, do yourself a favour; attend a winemaker’s dinner! Tapenade Bistro and Sip Wines recently invited Kim Pullan of B.C.
Column: Everyone needs a cash flow plan

Column: Everyone needs a cash flow plan

I took a year off from university studies in 1981 so that I could earn my remaining tuition, fund a trip to Europe and buy my first car. I learned a number of valuable lessons.
Column: How to win an election, maybe

Column: How to win an election, maybe

Today, for absolutely no charge, I’m going to give some advice to all those folks who are running for local office this November. Like all free advice, it’s probably worth what you paid for it.
Government needs to treat us with more respect

Government needs to treat us with more respect

While teachers vote on whether to accept a new contract, both sides on this labour dispute are putting their own spin on the agreement. The government claiming the contract is a win because wages will be kept down to 7.25 per cent over six years.
Letter: En-riched learning

Letter: En-riched learning

The Editor, Open letter to students, Many students are frustrated that teachers are not willing to teach. Please understand the government is demanding teachers sign away a B.C. Supreme Court ruling.