Opinion

A lot of people won't be happy that the man at the centre of a high-profile animal cruelty court case isn't going to jail. Animal rights advocates have made their feelings known about the need for a stiff sentence throughout the court process.

Three tech devices I really want, but won't buy this season

Election nights are usually exciting events and next spring's provincial contest should be no exception.

The Editor, The Vancouver Airport Fuel Facilities Corporation (VAFFC) has submitted another late study to rationalize the "truthiness" of the "low impact" of transporting large Panamax tankers with highly flammable and toxic jet fuel into the Fraser

The Editor, Richmond should be paving the way for a zero tolerance bully program and begin by making the parent(s) accountable for their children's actions.

The Editor, When are the taxpayers going to jump up and down and say "enough is enough"? Why are we funding the learning of English for children who are born in Canada but speak another language at home, in our school system? Who are the students goi

The Editor, Having just read an article in the Globe and Mail, "Mother wanted schizophrenic son out of home before fatal fire, inquest told", I felt compelled to write a letter to inform my fellow Richmond citizens about the challenges many families

The first official B.C. Family Day statutory holiday is on Feb. 11, 2013. Chances are, many of us will be putting our feet up watching TV, going shopping or taking off to the ski slopes for a fun-filled break.

The Editor, I submit that there is a simple way to distinguish between bullying (behaviour) from ordinary playground altercations - ask all the participants (separately) whether they are engaging in the activity voluntary.

What is it like to be the second smartest person in the world? Let us set the scene. It is England, in the mid-1600s. A decade of strife between Parliament and Crown has left one king headless and his son, Charles II, leading a restored court.