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A Richmond motion to push for a registry for municipal lobbyists was criticized by one city councillor as being too restrictive for community activists. A last-minute motion to send a resolution to the Union of B.C.

Coun. Chak Au may be alone on council in refusing to endorse a rainbow crosswalk, however he’s not alone among some Richmond residents.

A driver in Costco’s parking lot smashed into two cars and damaged a fourth, after apparently suffering a medical emergency. Around 7:30 p.m.

Last week’s council meeting included several contentious issues and split votes on topics dividing the City of Richmond, but one unanimous vote resonated with a group of high school students in attendance: all councillors were on board to support cre

One Richmond councillor called the council term goals presented to them at Monday’s committee meeting as “same old, same old,” saying they were similar to the last two councils’ goals. Coun.

A brave dog owner is warning people to beware after he jumped in to save the life of his pet from the jaws of what he believed were two pit-bull-type dogs on Tuesday night.

A new co-working space has come to Richmond to help make small, local businesses more affordable and transform underused communal spaces into vibrant hubs of industry.

Sparks flew among councillors last week when Coun. Kelly Greene presented a motion at the general-purposes meeting calling for greater transparency of councillors’ financial statements. Her intent was to have the motion forwarded to the Union of B.C.

At the age of 20, Toshio Murao had already experienced a lot of racism and discrimination in Canada. Then he was thrown into a prisoner-of-war camp for five years.

Scott Robinson was lost deep in Beijing — there were no signs he could read and no one spoke his language. He was a tourist just trying to buy a suit but somehow got turned around and suddenly he had no idea where he was or how to communicate.