Opinion

The Editor, It would be impossible to fully express how sick and tired I am of the incessant construction that goes on in our residential neighbourhood.

The Editor, Re: "Exhibit - nice idea only," Choice Words, Dec. 5. Contrary to the letter, I believe the Highway to Heaven project is a good project for Richmond to help further the building of stronger understanding among people of different faiths.

The B.C. Liberals keep using your money to tell you what a great job they're doing managing the economy and creating jobs, but evidence keeps mounting that their claim to being financial wizards is questionable at best. First the B.C.

The Editor, Richmond Council seemingly has money to burn as judged by their latest proposal to put an (asphalt) path along the Railway Green Space.

One has to wonder what's going on at B.C. Liberal headquarters that has made a once politically savvy party apparently lose its mind. At the end of last month, B.C.

The Editor, Another fabulous Craft Fair at Dixon elementary school has come and gone and we would like to extend a huge thank you to the amazing Richmond community for their enthusiastic support of our school and young students in our city.

Although I am a fan of structures and schedules, my life never seems to go according to plan; I always end up organizing things last minute or losing my to-do list somewhere along the way.

The Editor, Re: "No.5 Road, forum for understanding cultures," Letters, Dec. 12. What we have on No.

The Editor, A controlled source of shark fin must be found: Farm raised sharks! The perfect solution for the consumer who still wants a bowl of fin, but also wants to do the correct environmental thing. In B.C.

This is a particularly risky time of the year to be a pedestrian. It gets dark early, and is often pitch black outside by the time many commuters hit the road for home.