Opinion

I've made fun of Francis Fukuyama before. He's about as stupid as a really, really smart guy can be.

The Editor, A recent trip to Steveston gave me the opportunity to suggest that our "parking stalker's" intelligent thinking is at a zero point.

The Editor, Re: "Environmentalists can't refuse everything," In the House (Keith Baldrey), March 20. Baldrey's column is a misguided attack on environmentalists and concerned citizens that often do not see themselves as "environmentalists.

The Editor, Re: "Two young drivers suspected of racing sports cars," News, April 12. I read with dismay that again a trio of young drivers are caught speeding in high-powered expensive cars.

The election campaign is officially underway, which means British Columbians will have to endure 28 days of overblown rhetoric, personal invective, half-truths and hypocrisy. And it will come from the entire range of the political spectrum.

The Editor, On behalf of the Richmond Food Security Society, we would like to thank the community for making our Seedy Saturday another great success.

This week, Canadians finally noticed and vented their wrath about the temporary foreign worker program.

The Editor, There's an old saying that some people are fond of: "Those that can't do, teach." I would suggest this sentiment would be more appropriately associated with those we elect to public office.

The fourth of a 10-partseries There is little predictability in asset class performance from one year to the next.

When I say granola and muesli, what pops into your mind? Probably that they're two of the countless modern breakfast foods available in every grocery store across North America.