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Wanted Richmond woman arrested after police standoff

Wanted Richmond woman arrested after police standoff

The suspect had barricaded herself in her home at No. 2 and Blundell roads on Friday afternoon
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First chess tournament for Richmond player in decades

First chess tournament for Richmond player in decades

Gabriel Pestano has been playing chess since he was a child, and recently learned to play a Chinese version.
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Huge crowd gathers at Delta-Surrey border to mourn temple leader

Huge crowd gathers at Delta-Surrey border to mourn temple leader

Nijjar had been the temple’s president for about four years
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Richmond Garlic Festival returns for the 13th year

Richmond Garlic Festival returns for the 13th year

Have you tried garlic ice cream before?
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Arctic and global security top agenda as Trudeau meets Nordic leaders in Iceland

Arctic and global security top agenda as Trudeau meets Nordic leaders in Iceland

VESTMANNAEYJAR, Iceland — Arctic security and Russia's invasion of Ukraine were top of mind as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau arrived in Iceland Sunday for a two-day summit with Nordic leaders.
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Book Review: Wreaking havoc in idyllic London suburb

Book Review: Wreaking havoc in idyllic London suburb

Richmond library reviews Louise Candlish's book titled "Those People"
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Here's how much sun Metro Vancouver will see this week

Here's how much sun Metro Vancouver will see this week

Prepare for some beautiful weather!
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Previous passenger on doomed submersible says Titanic adventure tourism at an end

Previous passenger on doomed submersible says Titanic adventure tourism at an end

A German man who was among the first customers to successfully descend to the Titanic wreck aboard a submersible destroyed in an implosion one week ago believes the tragedy will put an end to adventure tourism at the site.
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Letters: Geese cull in Richmond park may ruffle a few feathers

Letters: Geese cull in Richmond park may ruffle a few feathers

A Richmond News reader loves the city's renovated Minoru Lakes park, but not so much its local residents
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Will new federal corporate registry 'plug the hole' of money laundering?

Will new federal corporate registry 'plug the hole' of money laundering?

Questions remain as to whether Canada's now-approved beneficial ownership registry will be sufficient enough for the public and law enforcement to oversee corporate malfeasance.
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