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Banners by 10 artists will start going up around the city centre and main intersections in Richmond after a competition that saw 400 submissions. The street banner winners will be revealed by Mayor Malcolm Brodie on Monday at 7 p.m.

The Speaker of the House had a counter-response to legislative staffers claims of no wrongdoing

A former flight attendant is getting ready to take the next steps in a class-action lawsuit against WestJet after the airline lost its appeal asking for the case to be thrown out.

Judie Schneider is asking the province to mandate longer lunch breaks and require adult supervision during eating times

A Richmond-based translator has been charged with fraud after allegedly helping hundreds of people cheat their driving knowledge tests.

The Richmond school district will have a new superintendent in April: Scott Robinson, the current deputy superintendent will replace Sherry Elwood who is retiring at the end of March.

Conservative Burnaby South byelection campaign promptly provided files and large-print flyers when asked, CNIB says

As the Richmond school district plans upcoming seismic upgrades, the Ministry of Education will not fund any more portables and has asked the school district to use surplus space during construction.

A crane was this week lifting pieces of Richmond’s controversial temporary modular housing project into place on Elmbridge and Alderbridge ways.

While Richmondites may be enjoying a sunny day today, snow and rain are expected to return this evening and yet another snowfall warning has been issued. Later this evening, flurries or showers are expected overnight, according to Environment Canada.