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Province runs over Richmond, again

Province runs over Richmond, again

Richmond - The Editor, The provincial Ministry of Transportation has just erected a sign on Highway 99 announcing a $2 million project to upgrade the Highway 99/Steveston Highway off-ramp.
Off-ramp no real solution

Off-ramp no real solution

Richmond - The Editor, I cannot understand why this Bandaid solution to congestion at the Steveston Highway off ramp is being contemplated at all, especially at the cost to the taxpayers of $1.2 million.
Premiers get oil slick

Premiers get oil slick

Last week, B.C. Premier Christy Clark and Alberta Premier Alison Redford got down to some serious business of smiling for the cameras. Previously, Clark had famously said no pipelines would even be considered in B.C.
Learn more war history

Learn more war history

Cranbrook - The Editor, I belong to Operation Legacy, a group of members of The War Amps Child Amputee Program (CHAMP) dedicated to preserving Canada's military heritage and teaching other young people how to carry on the remembrance message.
Questions for bridge project

Questions for bridge project

Delta - The Editor, Questions that need to be answered before they require the George Massey Tunnel to be removed, then the Fraser River to be dredged to accommodate the largest sea-going ships to dock at the Fraser Surrey Docks, or any other Fraser
All cracked up

All cracked up

The political circus that is Toronto Mayor Rob Ford delivered another spectacle Tuesday with Ford's admission that, yes, he smoked crack cocaine and no, he doesn't see that as a reason to quit. I've admitted my mistakes, Ford said. I've apologized.
Remembering origins of Remembrance

Remembering origins of Remembrance

It's November, and once again Canadians from all corners wear a bright red poppy in remembrance of Canada's War Dead. So many of us take this annual ritual for granted.
Fraser Health funding isn't enough

Fraser Health funding isn't enough

Governments like to release bad news on Fridays and a prime example of that was last week's announcement that the Fraser Health Authority was in trouble. Of course, the official news release didn't actually frame it in those words.
Stop ignoring rising sea levels

Stop ignoring rising sea levels

Richmond - The Editor, We all agree the climate is changing - sea levels are rising (1.6 mm per year and land movement) and global temperature is increasing (0.7 degrees Celsius per century).
Liquor law review good

Liquor law review good

Richmond - The Editor, Very glad to see John Yap and the Liberal Party start to review those old liquor laws.