Opinion

Richmond - The Editor, Re: "Reid mum on expense row," News, March 5.

Richmond - The Editor, I have followed with interest the Head Tax issue since I first saw a Chinese man standing on the Vancouver City Hall grounds with his hand-lettered protest sign about that injustice.

The end is nigh! At least in fiction and popular culture.

Quebec Premier Pauline Marois is hoping to lead the Parti Québécois to a majority government on April 7, and she's planning to do it the oldfashioned way: by appealing to the fearful and those stuck in the past.

The Editor: Re: "Hospital sleep lab may face shut eye," News, Feb. 26. I would like to clarify information around the possible relocation of the sleep lab at Richmond Hospital.

Richmond - The Editor, Re: "Hospital sleep lab may face shut eye," News, Feb. 26.Perhaps if Dr.

I grew bored with Sunday night's Oscar presentations - with its interminable, longwinded, and pretentiously disconnected speechifying punctuated by over-hyped, overproduced, and under-talented betweenaward acts - several years ago.

Richmond - The Editor, Re: "Ethnics trumps ethics," Letters, March 5.While I agree with every comment in Ray Arnold's letter with regards to Alice Wong, I feel he was much too kind to her.

If you were in the mood to talk about Ukraine, liquefied natural gas plants or the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition, too bad. Luongo's been traded.

Richmond - The Editor, When MP Alice Wong engaged in her ill-considered, Asian-only press, shark-fin soup luncheon escapade, I became firmly convinced that she was much more concerned with convincing Richmond's Canadian-Chinese voters that they shoul