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Best of Richmond 2016: Best place to watch the traffic chaos that is Richmond

Best of Richmond 2016: Best place to watch the traffic chaos that is Richmond

This was the easiest “best” for the News to come up with and we didn’t have to travel too far to get the picture, either – about six feet to be precise.
Best of Richmond 2016: Best place to spot a plane

Best of Richmond 2016: Best place to spot a plane

It’s a bird, it’s a plane. It’s … Well, it’s a plane. And luckily for aviation enthusiasts, there plenty of them to see going in and out of Vancouver International Airport each year.
Best of Richmond 2016: Best off-leash dog park

Best of Richmond 2016: Best off-leash dog park

I guess this depends on who you rate higher, yourself of your dog? If it’s the former, then you can’t do much worse than the off-leash park at the foot of No. 3 Road on the south arm dyke.
Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Alex delaCuesta

Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Alex delaCuesta

Known to many in the online Richmond community as “Alex DC” for his wildly popular (and often raucous) Facebook chat forum Richmond Rants, Raves and Rapport, Alex delaCuesta is a raised-in-Richmond 48-year-old father-of-two living in West Cambie.
Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Leah Thom

Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Leah Thom

Leah Thom, aka Richmond’s “Queen of Nostalgia,” is the founder of Richmond’s most popular social media page, ‘You grew up in Richmond, BC if you remember…’ Having grown up in Richmond, Thom can still be found in and around her Seafair neighbourhood a
Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Sammy the Salmon

Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Sammy the Salmon

The mightiest sockeye ever to navigate the Fraser River, Sammy the Salmon measures up as the biggest salmon on record: From the top of his cap to the tip of his tail, Sammy is a whopping 7’2” long! You can see Sammy on July 1 atop the Spirit of Steve
Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Henry Beh

Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Henry Beh

Richmond’s wide open spaces with ample farmland and plenty of room for homes is what drew Henry Beh, executive director of Richmond Chinese Community Society (RCCS), to put down roots here after leaving Malaysia back in 1974.
Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Harold Steves

Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Harold Steves

If Richmond was in the dictionary, it’s a good bet that the “lived-in” features of veteran city councillor and Steveston farmer Harold Steves would be prominent.
Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Angelica Proversky

Best of Richmond 2016: A moment with...Angelica Proversky

Angelica Poversky is five-foot-three of vertically challenged creative passion who uses spoken words to create movements of thought. She’s always trying to think of new ways to use words and is perplexed by language.
Best of Richmond 2016: Best place to be a tree

Best of Richmond 2016: Best place to be a tree

If you were a tree, where would you hide in Richmond? Well, you probably have to be on property that can’t be subdivided by an owner wanting to cash in on the property market boom.