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Dismayed by council’s indifference, Stevestonites ask to buy city property

Dismayed by council’s indifference, Stevestonites ask to buy city property

Still unclear why laneways need to be created: Residents
Michelle Obama’s second event in Vancouver still open to board members first

Michelle Obama’s second event in Vancouver still open to board members first

The Greater Vancouver Board of Trade (GVBOT) just announced that former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama will attend a second special event in Vancouver. “A Moderated Conversation with Former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama” will be hosted Feb.
B.C. students and tech companies to benefit from tech-programming expansion

B.C. students and tech companies to benefit from tech-programming expansion

An additional 2,900 additional tech-related spaces at public post-secondary institutions will be open to students in Richmond and throughout B.C. thanks to a $4.4 million in startup funds this year, ramping up to $42 million by 2023.
Richmond driver gets rush-hour wake-up call

Richmond driver gets rush-hour wake-up call

Motorist returns to his car in parking lot to find another vehicle right on top
Apartment landlords in B.C. lobby to nip pot in the bud

Apartment landlords in B.C. lobby to nip pot in the bud

Vancouver lawyer expects pushback from tenant groups and medical marijuana users
Richmond Auto Mall named ‘top Santa’ for holiday fundraising

Richmond Auto Mall named ‘top Santa’ for holiday fundraising

The Richmond Auto Mall came out as the Richmond Food Bank’s top donor for 2017, raising over $40,000 in cash and bringing a truckload of food items.
Indigo opening flagship store on Robson in former Forever 21

Indigo opening flagship store on Robson in former Forever 21

The fast fashionistas of Vancouver shed a few tears recently when news broke that Forever 21 was closing down their Robson Street store. Now comes work that retailer Indigo is moving in with a brand new two-storey bookstore.
B.C. court case reveals 7 migration-related scams between 2 Chinese families

B.C. court case reveals 7 migration-related scams between 2 Chinese families

A shocking B.C. Supreme Court case that pitted two rich families from China against each other provides grim revelations about the kind of migration, tax, and real-estate scams regularly occurring in Metro Vancouver and beyond.

Three things to watch for at city council this week

Richmond's first city council meeting for 2018 is scheduled for the evening of Monday, Jan. 15 and on its agenda are issues ranging from cannabis regulation to affordable housing. Here's a preview of some of the significant topics up for discussion.
Update: Harvest Power regrets city’s decision to stop sending organics

Update: Harvest Power regrets city’s decision to stop sending organics

All organics from the City of Richmond will be sent to a facility in Delta starting Feb. 1