Opinion

Open letter to Alice Wong, Hiding changes to environmental laws within a socalled Budget Act is not how an open democracy works.

The latest poll is out, and it shows the B.C. Liberals would face annihilation at the hands of the voters if an election were held today.

It seems the month of May has brought a more frequent appearance of the sun and happier attitudes among people. For post-secondary students, the spring semester has just wrapped up, meaning many will begin their fourmonth summer vacation.

Would you believe that relics of the Middle Ages are to be found not only in museums, but also strewn throughout our language? It's true. Some words have an amazing tenacity. Consider the phrase to hold the purse-strings.

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) continue their rising popularity. The ETF Industry Association reports that U.S.-listed ETFs account for $1.2 trillion in assets under administration as of the end of February.

The Editor, Apparently the members of city council believe there are too many songbirds in Richmond.

Perhaps she was just thinking out loud and the whole thing got away from her? Premier Christy Clark's suggestion to, as she said last week, "be considering and actively debating a name change in our party" has got to be the answer to every political

The Editor, Light pollution, ever heard of it? It is when artificial light is cast into the night sky diminishing the view of space for citizens and astronomers alike. Light pollution can also be classified as the use of excess and unnecessary light.

When it comes to our physical and emotional wellbeing, how we cope with the circumstances of our lives is as important as the circumstances themselves.

The Editor, Re: "Capstan funds skytrain station," News, May 9. First they got rid of competitive Sports Days, then ParticipAction, now they feel the need to build a Capstan Station (one block from Aberdeen Station).