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Size matters was the message from the Richmond Teachers’ Association (RTA) to the board of education on Wednesday evening.

When Jason Chan dropped his wallet during a bike ride near Cambie and No. 5 roads last month, he had, understandably, given it up as lost.

More than a dozen RCMP vehicles were lined up along Ackroyd Road, at No. 3 Road, Friday morning, with police appearing to focus on a building at the northwest corner of the intersection. Police cars were also stationed along No.

The public is invited to walk, rock and wheel to the annual Thompson community picnic on Friday, June 21, running from 5:45 to 8 p.m. This free all-ages event is a kickoff to summer.

Reports confused over whether tunnel inspected annually or not

Tourism Richmond has launched a free shuttle bus to connect visitors to three popular local destinations. Starting on Saturday, June 15, the Discovery Shuttle will run weekends and holidays until Sept. 2.

The final adoption of Onni’s development on Steveston’s waterfront passed at Monday's council meeting, but not without criticism from four councillors. Onni Group agreed to pay $5.

One of Richmond’s most respected farmers has been fined $1,000 and forced to take down a sign, which has been up during the strawberry season for 41 years.

Students, staff, and parents of Walter Lee elementary school raised more funds to help fight childhood cancer than any other school in the Lower Mainland competing in the Race for Kids hosted by RBC in support of B.C. Children’s Hospital.

A free Art and Bannock event takes place on June 21 to celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day at Richmond’s City Centre Community Centre. Artist Christine MacKenzie will lead participants in painting a story on canvas and cedar.