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Richmond city Coun. Chak Au wants council to take a stand against racism.

Andreas and Hendrika Russell had chosen Victoria Day to say “I do” to each other with 250 friends and family to attend their ceremony and reception. Then came COVID-19.

As restrictions in restaurants, cafes and pubs ease up this week, Richmond city council will look at expediting permits for patios and keeping permitting costs low.

New collection commemorates 40th anniversary of Marathon of Hope

Woodcarvers from all over the world will have their work showcased at the locally-organized, virtual woodcarving show.

Dear Editor, The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is arguably the most important U.N. body currently assembled. The UNHRC’s mission is to promote, uphold and protect human rights globally.

Meals for vulnerable Richmond residents have been expanded with two churches taking the lead during the pandemic – St. Alban’s and Church on Five.

WorkSafeBC has announced industry-specific resources and guidelines for businesses re-opening during phase two of B.C.’s Restart Plan.

Richmond RCMP is investigating a crash that sent one person to hospital with serious injuries. Mounties said in a statement that speed is being considered as a factor in the single-vehicle collision, which occurred shortly before 10 p.m.

There have been a number of anti-Asian racist incidents across the Lower Mainland in recent months, including in Richmond