Nerves of steel and a high fitness level shouldn't be required to ride on Richmond's bike lanes. It's time to design bike lanes for everyone. Richmond should be a bustling city for biking. It's flat, with straight roads, and neighbourhood shopping centres are spaced evenly through the suburbs. But it isn't. Why? An eight year old boy should be able to ride to school. A mom should be able to bundle her little ones into a bike trailer to ride to the bakery. A grandma should be

Birth tourism has impacted Richmond neighbourhoods and hospital maternity services. But is it right to end birthright citizenship at any cost? Maternity healthcare services, like other healthcare, education, and government services, are provided on the basis of census data. Richmond has nearly 25% more births than would be predicted based on census data, so local families are being negatively impacted by the over-subscription of our maternity ward services. I have personally

As the world transitions to a zero carbon economy, traditional fossil fuel investments are increasingly risky for investors. The world must reduce emissions by nearly 50% by 2030 and be net zero emissions by 2050 in order to keep warming to 1.5C. Warming over 1.5C will be catastrophic, beyond the capability of our modern world to mitigate. Limiting warming to 1.5C will ensure we have a chance to recover and rebuild so that our childrens' futures have as much opportunity as ou