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Time to put garden to bed

The most common comment people say to us when we are in the front garden in the summer is, "It sure looks nice. Bet it's a lot of work." I always reply (truthfully): "It isn't work when you like it.
Get to know your neighbourhood

Get to know your neighbourhood

In Wednesday's print version of the Richmond News, reporters wrote about different areas of the city for the 17th Annual Readers' Choice Awards edition.

Vital night needed for Richmond animal shelter

Annual gala is RAPS' big chance to raise money

Halloween whodunnit at cannery

There's a been a "murder" at the Gulf of Georgia Cannery and the public is being invited to help solve this spooky, whodunnit, Halloween mystery. On Oct.
Show challenges artistic eyes in Richmond

Show challenges artistic eyes in Richmond

Guess Who? exhibits 100-plus pieces, but leaves artists anonymous

City celebrates Halloween

The City of Richmond is offering up a whole host of Halloween treats for families on Oct. 31. Richmond's free annual fireworks show from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.

Progress slow but change coming for Haiti's children

Change has come slowly to Haiti. But Gladys Thomas has spent more than three decades helping its children live through impoverished conditions and seen many of them thrive.

Greg Halsey-Brandt receives highest local government honour

Former Richmond mayor, councillor and MLA Greg Halsey-Brandt has been given the Freedom of the City, the highest honour a local government can bestow on one of its own.

The sound of online music rentals

Do subscription streaming sites end the need to own music?

Advocates remain divided on legalization of brothels

Micro-brothels the latest trend in prostitution seen in Richmond