Opinion

I don't know if this thought came to me while I was watching the guy in the rust-red pickup fishtail through a left hand turn on a stale yellow light, or when the driver of the silver luxury sedan almost ran me over in the crosswalk, or when someone

With school behind us and summer parties stretching ahead, it's a good time to give parents a nudge about not providing their kids with access to alcohol.

The Editor, Canada will be celebrating its 146th birthday on July 1. During these 146 years, this nation of more than 35 million people has undergone some massive changes.

The Editor, Re: "Defining discipline, teaching someone what is appropriate, what is not," Columns, June 21. Danielle Aldcorn's article was very well written with clear instructions.

One of my favourite things about this time of year is waiting for summer fruits to ripen. When I was a young girl, my family would drive to the u-pick strawberry fields in Richmond.

The Editor, Living in Richmond has convinced me that when it comes to one issue in particular, the world can be divided simply into two distinct groups of people: those who love trees, foliage, gardens, and green spaces, and those who don't.

Kudos to Premier Christy Clark. Whether it's a move to help secure her own upcoming by-election or a genuine ability to listen to the people she serves, the fact is Clark has done the right thing on pay raises.

The Editor, Re: "City eyes $110 million rebuild," News, June 19.

The province's MLAs take their place in the legislature this week, and 34 of them come back into the house with a giant dark cloud hovering over them.

Many doctors' offices have a litany of posters lining their reception and examining rooms - so many in fact that the average reader would have difficulty discerning what is most important.