Opinion

The Editor, Re: "Dense makes no sense," Letters, March 1. Using imaginary economic terms like "natural inflation" (go ahead, look it up, find me a definition) do not lend much credence to an argument.

The Editor, A free transportation system is one of the most important elements of modern human society. However, it's only now, with the election on the horizon, that the BC Liberal Party is paying attention to the Massey Tunnel issue.

The Editor, Re: "Steves puts dog shark fin on menu," News, March 6. Disappointing, but not surprising, that city council did not have the courage to put a ban in place on shark fin soup.

The Editor, How long before we see Alice Wong eating a plateful of baby seals' brains at a closed photo session with baby seal smashers? You're elected, Ms. Wong, so you work for ALL who pay taxes towards your exorbitant salary and perks.

The Editor, We live in a country where no government can act above the law. A municipal government can only pass bylaws that it has the power to enforce.

The Editor, Re: "Keep building, we need it," Letters, Mar 1. My question is who are the "we" who need more building? The public image of Richmond - even now - is of a congested town over-crowded with high rise behemoths. Mr.

When the NDP revealed last week the B.C. Liberals' plan to sway ethnic votes in key ridings, many wondered if the cynical plotline would be tied directly to Premier Christy Clark.

Richmond is fortunate to have a strong local economy. A superior location, including being home to both an international airport and deep-sea port facilities, proximity to Vancouver and the U.S.

The Editor, We hear Christy Clark apologizing for the latest screw up concerning her government.

Every time the B.C. Liberals chalk up another gaffe or scandal I'm increasingly reminded of the events of 1991, which permanently altered the political landscape in this province.