Opinion

Port Metro Vancouver - The Editor, Re: "Toxic silt eats into dredging fund," News, Feb. 19.A few points from the story require some clarification.On Dec. 17, 2012, the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, the B.C.

Two of my favourite topics are: 1) Trying to predict the future and; 2) Making fun of anyone who thinks they can accurately predict the future. This is what happens when you're a science fiction nerd from childhood.

Oh, won't someone think of the children! That's all we're going to hear for the next few weeks, probably months, as the B.C. Teachers' Federation and the provincial government butt heads.

Richmond - The Editor, Re:"When the Games have gone?" News, Feb. 7.

While the B.C.

Richmond - The Editor, I am in full support of anti-bullying. I really appreciate the current attention the governments, the traditional media and various social media are giving to this serious issue.

Anew internal government report says that the middle class hasn't been doing that well in Canada over the past few decades. Employment and Social Development Canada, which runs EI, says middle-income families' average earnings have risen just 1.

Richmond - The Editor, I have read not only in the Richmond News but in the Vancouver Sun the articles on child poverty in our province and feel that not enough is being done by our government to combat this problem.

Richmond - Open letter to B.C. Education Minister Peter Fassbender from Richmond School Board: Minister Fassbender, At its Feb. 17 meeting, the Board of Education (Richmond) voted to write an open letter to you expressing its concerns on your Feb.

There are some things to like in the provincial Liberal's new budget, unveiled Tuesday. Getting back to a balanced budget is always positive, and allows the province more freedom in the future. However, there are things missing that raise questions.