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Richmond-based author Philip Huynh is getting ready to release his first collection of short fiction this week, in the hopes of sharing an all-encompassing perspective of Vietnamese immigrants.

Ana De Lara’s career transitioned from hoop dreams to big screens

As he watches a seemingly never-ending scandal dog his leadership, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau might be wise to study how recent B.C. political party leaders handled their own times of trouble. Some of them survived, others did not.

Are you ready for spot prawn season? To celebrate the short-lived span when this oceanic delicacy can be found in B.C.’s waters, the Spot Prawn Festival will return to Fisherman’s Wharf for a day of feasting and fun.

Spring has finally arrived, and with it, the fleeting but extremely photogenic beauty of the cherry blossom trees. Next month, Richmond’s third annual Cherry Blossom Festival will return to Garry Point Park.

Residents of the Tri-Cities were treated to the final supermoon of the year in March, but stargazers will have the opportunity to spot a stunning full Pink Moon this April.

The man who was spotted riding a horse through The Landing’s drive-thru last year was back at the Ladner establishment on the weekend, according to a Facebook post.

Choosing a favourite between Neil Gaiman’s books is akin to choosing a favourite snowflake. They are all different, and equally beautiful.

Travelers passing through Richmond will soon have the opportunity to sleep in the Lower Mainland’s first “capsule” or hotel. Opening in April, Panda Pod Hotel, located near No.

Spring has sprung this week and the warm sunny weather begs for some fresh wines. Wines that are floral, fruity and informal. And wines that can be sipped or served at picnics, barbecues or whenever you want to feel a spring in your step.