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ROX receives acclaim

ROX receives acclaim

The Olympic Experience (The ROX) at the Richmond Olympic Oval has been recognized as the top new tourist attraction in Metro Vancouver by Where magazine, the world’s largest publisher of tourism-oriented visitor magazines.
Richmond firm tests royal blood

Richmond firm tests royal blood

Ri chmond’s bioLytical Laboratories Inc., which produces rapid infectious disease tests and developer of the 60 second INSTI HIV test, commended Prince Harry last week for drawing attention to the fight against HIV.
Made-in-Richmond phone app keeps purchases simple

Made-in-Richmond phone app keeps purchases simple

Richmond entrepreneur Owen Clark would like to lighten your wallet. Now, before you get the wrong idea, Clark’s goal is based on convenience, not draining your hard-earned funds.
Delhi air link discussed

Delhi air link discussed

YVR’s president and CEO, Craig Richmond, is one of the guest speakers at a symposium today (July 15) discussing the potential economic impact of direct flights between Vancouver and New Delhi, India.
MDA nets new satellite deal

MDA nets new satellite deal

Richmond’s MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd. recently announced it signed a $48.
Richmond escape business brings video games to life

Richmond escape business brings video games to life

Exit Entertainment has created what it says is the world’s first , interactive, arcade-style game
YVR forges link with Rome

YVR forges link with Rome

Looking for a “Roman holiday” this summer? Getting there can be made more convenient for local travellers after Air Transat announced last month a new, seasonal service between YVR and Rome's Leonardo Da Vinci (Fiumicino) International Airport (FCO).
Burgers get a menu boost

Burgers get a menu boost

Where do you go for a more than average burger? Richmond-headquartered Boston Pizza is hoping its new lineup on its menu will entice customers to give them a try.
New Richmond service for young children is offering guidance on shut-eye

New Richmond service for young children is offering guidance on shut-eye

WeeSleep worked so well for former Steveston resident Kristen Jooste that she signed on to become one of three consultants
Young business stars sought in Richmond

Young business stars sought in Richmond

Spots still available for high school-aged students interested in developing their business skills