Opinion

The poll that came closest to calling the result right in Tuesday's provincial election was still wildly wrong. A Forum Research poll done six days before the vote showed a mere two-point gap between the Liberals and the NDP.

It's always challenging filing a column on the eve of an election, since by the time most people read it they have either already voted or know the election's outcome. So predictions can be a precarious proposition.

Empirical evidence took another blow to the face last week, just as the bruise from the last one is starting to show.

The Editor, Richmond city councillors: Shame on you! What happened to listening to the very people who voted you into office? What happened to listening to the voices of the very people who helped to build this city for the past 50 years? Are we invi

The Editor, Re: "Building bridges," News, May 3. I would like to compliment you on your decision to tackle the issue of Chinese-only signs.

The Editor, As the trial of Karl Liggert wraps up, it occurs to me that I have not heard much commentary about the role of BC Ferries in this disaster.

The Editor, Re: "Building bridges," News, May 3. It is interesting that this issue of Chinese signs came up because I had just planned on writing a letter about it.

If you don't vote, you give up your right to complain.

The Editor, Three recent events have prompted me to write. First, the media coverage about the coming out of NBA star Jason Collins. Secondly, a group of women friends discussing whether or not there is a need for a Gay volleyball league.

The Editor, As residents who choose to live in Steveston because of its maritime heritage and active commercial fishing industry, we are deeply concerned with how Richmond Council is confusing merely slowing development with conservation.