Opinion

The Editor, Find a penny, pick it up. And all day long you'll have a penny.

The more one delves into the Feb. 19 budget delivered by the B.C. Liberals, the more questions it raises about a future under control of the party.

The evidence is in: British Columbians have collectively hit the "off " switch to anything the B.C. Liberal government has to say. Nothing the B.C.

The Editor, Why don't we just stop with the Chinese-Canadian, Japanese-Canadian, Italian-Canadian, Russian-Canadian, etc.

Spectators in a Vancouver courtroom erupted in applause Friday as Martin Tremblay was found guilty in connection with the 2010 deaths of two teenage girls who had partied at his Richmond home. B.C.

The Editor, Re: "Truck traffic through tunnel could triple by 2030: Report," News Feb. 22. I wish Port Metro Vancouver (PMV) would shrink instead of grow.

Pink Shirt Day has gone from an impromptu show of solidarity by Grade 12 students standing up for a bullied classmate to a national conversation every February.

The Editor, I guess Richmond city council and staff (who encourage and support mega projects) have not heard of liquefaction? Or . earthquakes? Is city hall prepared should that occur? No, not hardly.

The Editor, Re: "Richmond realtor reduced to tears on African mis-ion," News, Feb. 13. I want to congratulate Izabela Wasiela for her recent volunteer experience in Zambia.

The Editor, City Council has steadfastly opposed the Vancouver Airport Fuel Delivery Project proposal from the outset because of the many potential economic, social and environmental risks to the City of Richmond as well as surrounding areas.