Opinion

The Editor, On a day when I opened a newspaper to find that a man convicted of killing 56 sled dogs was basically set free, I received a parking ticket for parking in front of my own home on a quiet residential street.

People buying and selling old art are concerned about provenance - they need to know where the work of art comes from, who previously owned it. As to the provenance of provenance - it's the Latin "provenire," to come forth.

The Editor, This is the season when writers share their views on multiculturalism more often then ever; some in favour of it and some against it.

The Editor, Re: "Coun. seeks snow geese cull," News, Nov. 21. Richmondites built dykes to dry wetlands, covered bogs with concrete highways and built our homes on this island.

The Editor, Re: "It's 'Merry Christmas', not 'Happy Holidays'," Letters, Nov. 21. Happy Holidays is much more inclusive of Richmond and B.C.'s multicultural society.

A lot of people won't be happy that the man at the centre of a high-profile animal cruelty court case isn't going to jail. Animal rights advocates have made their feelings known about the need for a stiff sentence throughout the court process.

Three tech devices I really want, but won't buy this season

Election nights are usually exciting events and next spring's provincial contest should be no exception.

The Editor, The Vancouver Airport Fuel Facilities Corporation (VAFFC) has submitted another late study to rationalize the "truthiness" of the "low impact" of transporting large Panamax tankers with highly flammable and toxic jet fuel into the Fraser

The Editor, Richmond should be paving the way for a zero tolerance bully program and begin by making the parent(s) accountable for their children's actions.