Opinion

Well, I was wrong. Along with pretty much everyone else, I thought the election last week was going to produce a result exactly the opposite of what actually happened. Polls were uniformly incorrect and created an entrenched impression that the B.C.

The Editor, I would like to congratulate the three MLAs that were elected to represent Richmond the Legislature on May 14.

The Editor, Re: "Riding slips to bottom of turnout pile," News, May 17.

The Editor, The voters of Richmond-Steveston have spoken and I am humbled by their support. I would like to express heartfelt thanks to them for their confidence in electing me. On their behalf, I will do my very best to represent them in Victoria.

The Editor, I was delighted to read the great piece about Destination Steveston in today's paper. As a local Steveston resident and merchant, I have often advertised in your paper.

The people have spoken. Or at least, slightly less than half of them have and less than two in five in Richmond Centre.

The Editor, I would like to thank the nearly 58,000 Richmond voters who took their place in history to offer direction to this province.

The Editor, Re: "We must evolve to accept," Letters, May 10.

The Editor, Now that the applause has died down, and all the back-slapping, high-fiving and Laurel and Hardy handshakes has been given (Blazing Saddles), the real work begins.

The Editor, As I write, the polls are about to close and we will soon know the results.