Opinion

The ongoing train wreck that has become Community Living B.C. threatens to shred Premier Christy Clark's so-called "families first" agenda of all credibility.

The Editor, Re: "Deaf's 911 calls must be heard," Letters, Oct. 28. As the regional 911 answer point, we share Mr. Stewart's desire to see new and better ways for the deaf community to access 911 services, including contact through mobile devices.

The Editor; Re: "Monster homes eat trees," Letters, Nov. 4.

The Editor, Re: Deafs 911 calls must be heard, Letters, Oct. 28. As the regional 911 answer point, we share Mr. Stewarts desire to see new and better ways for the deaf community to access 911 services, including contact through mobile devices.

The Editor, Re: Relax, defuse hostility, News Nov. 4. About defusing anger and hostility between persons, Danielle Aldcorn is right. Surely the same approach must be used to deal with the Occupy Vancouver people.

The Editor; Re: Monster homes eat trees, Letters, Nov. 4.

The Editor, I was very disappointed after reading the candidate profiles for the upcoming Richmond municipal election.

It's hard to imagine anything less controversial than poppy sales during the lead-up to Remembrance Day.

The Editor, I live in the Riverdale area of Richmond on Gamba Drive and I am increasingly disheartened to see the old, large trees that once majestically lined our street being chopped down at an alarming rate.

The Editor, This past week was filled with many tricks and treats in my Steveston neighbourhood, but to me, one special treat stood out above all else.