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Year in Review – October: The 2019 federal election in October turned all of Richmond a Conservative blue.

Year in Review – October: It started in July with a peaceful protest at Brighouse Canada Line station and people writing messages of support on yellow sticky notes for Hong Kong on a “Lennon Wall.

Richmond city council will vote whether to push Metro Vancouver to create industry-specific air quality standards for cannabis production.

Year in Review – September: The minor hockey world in Richmond was turned upside down in September when the board of the Richmond Jets voted to hold a special meeting to oust its own president.

These ‘micro homes’ are constructed of insulated steel panels and have been compared to Ikea products

Year in Review – July : It’s just stripes of coloured paint across Minoru Boulevard — but for the LGBTQ community, it symbolizes acceptance.

Richmond’s Jewish community was determined to not let the tragedy that took place at a New York menorah lighting Saturday night dim their celebration the next day, which marked the end of Hannukah.

As the holiday season comes to an end and the decorations come down, Richmondites can support local charities while getting their Christmas trees chipped.

John Kaplan started off the New Year by sucking water out of his basement with a five-gallon shop vac. The Hamilton resident and magician-by-trade woke up Tuesday morning to find his front yard and basement flooded – for the second time this month.

Year in Review – June : He’d been doing it for 41 years with little or no blowback, but this June well-known Richmond farmer Bill Zylmans fell foul of the city’s bylaws with his giant strawberry sign.