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Coun. Carol Day called herself the “lone wolf” voting against Richmond city council’s term goals on Monday night, criticizing how they were compiled and their content.

Heads up if you’re using the George Massey Tunnel tonight. Mainroad Lower Mainland Contracting has sent out a notification that drivers can expect delays while crews perform maintenance work in the tunnel.

Council listened to about two hours of public input, largely negative, about a proposed crosswalk to recognize the LGBTQ2S community.

John Horgan is once again thinking about the future of time, and wants to hear from British Columbians. The B.C.

F.A. Tomsett elementary will be seismically upgraded and expanded with $7.71 million from the province and a contribution of $3.67 from the Richmond School District.

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.