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Father of fallen Mountie Const. Jimmy Ng dies

Father of fallen Mountie Const. Jimmy Ng dies

A long-time local dentist and father of a Richmond RCMP officer killed in the line of duty has passed away. Dr. Chris Ng was found at his Saltspring Island retirement home on June 17.
Update: Chinese officials seize Lulu Island Winery shipments, investigate Canadian operator

Update: Chinese officials seize Lulu Island Winery shipments, investigate Canadian operator

Lulu Island Winery denies allegations, cooperates with Chinese customs officials
Update: Richmond Mounties locate missing elderly man

Update: Richmond Mounties locate missing elderly man

Mounties have found an elderly man reported missing Wednesday afternoon.
First Belleza baby bumped but hopefully not second

First Belleza baby bumped but hopefully not second

About one in six births to foreigners last year at Richmond Hospital
Mandarin-speaking council settles human rights case

Mandarin-speaking council settles human rights case

Claimants drowned in legal fees, seek donations
City says bridge plan cuts into park space

City says bridge plan cuts into park space

Richmond also contends direct farmland swap may not be equal
Daycare exits hot political waters with new, expanded childcare centre in Steveston

Daycare exits hot political waters with new, expanded childcare centre in Steveston

Coun. Harold Steves says childcare zoning at Imperial Landing should have been there all along
Delays in fixing compost facility stink: City

Delays in fixing compost facility stink: City

Harvest Power and Metro Vancouver in tough negotiations to get permit by looming deadline
CRA ups its game targeting property cheats in new campaign

CRA ups its game targeting property cheats in new campaign

SCMP reveals leaked documents showing Canada's taxman will bolster its efforts to catch cheats in Vancouver's real estate market
Richmond city council preps for sharing economy

Richmond city council preps for sharing economy

Some Richmond city councillors appear to warming up to the idea of a more robust, but regulated, “shared economy” for services such as ride-sharing (Uber) and short-term accommodations (Airbnb).