Opinion

Premier Christy Clark has attracted a lot of attention from her recruitment of key aides from the Stephen Harper government, but I haven't seen much evidence that it has resulted in a noticeable right-wing shift in her administration.

The Editor, I've been listening to the debate in the Legislature regarding Bill 22, a first for me. It is truly interesting and enlightening to find out where our elected representatives passions and priorities truly are.

The Editor, Re: "Drivers getting caught red-handed at lights," News, March 16. A very interesting article by Alan Campbell of the Richmond News regarding red light runners. Cpl. Keven Lin stated he was not surprised at the statistics. Neither am I.

At the time, invading Afghanistan may have seemed like the right thing to do. It was the base for a flurry of murderous terrorist attacks and was ruled by a brutal band of zealots who would sooner see a woman dead than in school.

The Editor, I am writing this letter as an appreciation to Richmond Shares for their incredible work for the less fortunate and for those more anxious about their tomorrow.

Open letter to Alice Wong, MP, Prime Minister Stephen Harper continues to deny the call for an independent investigation of the robocalls that were placed in the last federal election.

The Editor, On behalf of the Richmond Food Security Society, I'd like to thank the Richmond public for making our 4th annual Seedy Saturday such a huge success.

The whole situation would be laughable, if it weren't so tragic. It's hard to determine whether the education labour dispute is being orchestrated according to an incredibly intricate plan that defies understanding by ordinary minds.

I have this personal theory that the future is on an upswing right now. Take your phone out of your pocket and take a look at it.

The Editor, Re: "Stop $200 million private school subsidies," Letters, March 9.