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Woman dies at Rolling Stones' Vancouver concert

Woman dies at Rolling Stones' Vancouver concert

She went into medical distress before the show got underway, according to the VPD.
Kudos: Local cultural society donates $30K to Richmond Hospital

Kudos: Local cultural society donates $30K to Richmond Hospital

Funds will be used to purchase new imaging technologies.
Rob Shaw: Brits offer glimpse into what B.C. election nights should look like

Rob Shaw: Brits offer glimpse into what B.C. election nights should look like

U.K. elections offer authenticity, while B.C. has dehumanized its own process
Happy Monday, Richmond: Photos of the week

Happy Monday, Richmond: Photos of the week

Did you take any photos of Richmond last week?
B.C.'s drought: Comox Valley farmers hopeful drought will hold off after wetter spring

B.C.'s drought: Comox Valley farmers hopeful drought will hold off after wetter spring

Some worry they may not have enough feed and water to get through another season in a drought
Retro night raises more than $7K for Richmond long-term care home

Retro night raises more than $7K for Richmond long-term care home

Funds will be used to transform Rosewood Manor's east courtyard.
Letters: Cancellation of Steveston fireworks an 'utter disappointment'

Letters: Cancellation of Steveston fireworks an 'utter disappointment'

A Richmond News reader had enjoyed last year's fireworks display at the Steveston Salmon Festival.
'Thank you, Mick, for gracing us': Rock legend stops by famed Vancouver restaurant

'Thank you, Mick, for gracing us': Rock legend stops by famed Vancouver restaurant

When Mick met Vikram.
B.C.'s drought: Water will keep flowing in capital region thanks to planning

B.C.'s drought: Water will keep flowing in capital region thanks to planning

Though this summer is expected to be one of the driest since 1896, the CRD is confident water supply won’t be affected — in part because of a decision made 20-plus years ago.
B.C.'s drought: As drought persists, stressed trees are more likely to fall on power lines

B.C.'s drought: As drought persists, stressed trees are more likely to fall on power lines

Chronic drought is stressing some trees — such as water-loving cedars — to the point that they’re much more vulnerable during extreme weather.