Opinion

An RBC study released this week concludes people aged 35 to 45 are, thanks to their mortgages, carrying dangerously large debt levels that could put them in deep trouble if interest rates go up or the housing market comes down.

Re: “Run salmon, run.” News Aug. 6 The Editor, It was good to read your story on the fishing industry and how it relates to Richmond, and Steveston in particular.

Re: “Shooting injured Racoon not cool.” News Aug. 6 The Editor, I was angered and saddened by the sadistic cruel behaviour of the teenage boys who tortured that innocent raccoon.

The Editor, I have read with great interest the debate over the location of off leash dog parks in Richmond.

The Editor, We have one of the finest ambulance services in the world — or did have. The women and men who serve us are some of the best trained and most dedicated in the world. Other services from around the world have come to B.C.

The Editor, We have one of the finest ambulance services in the world — or did have. The women and men who serve us are some of the best trained and most dedicated in the world. Other services from around the world have come to B.C.

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The Editor, Re: “Shots fired at homes,” News, Aug. 1. There’s nothing more unsettling than a drive-by shooting less than 100 metres away from your home.

The Editor, Can we please, once and for all, bring some clarity to the following issue: People’s values and modes of behaviour are not determined by their races, but by their cultures.

The Editor, Well, the numbers are finally in. The Christy Clark government figures if it costs $12 million a day to pay for B.C. teachers, they will pay $12 million a day to B.C. parents for child care and tutoring.