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Flashback Friday: Smoking bylaw made a difference

Flashback Friday: Smoking bylaw made a difference

In 1986 Richmond’s new rules banned smoking in retail stores, service counters, government offices, hospitals and health clinics.
Mould plaguing Richmond Ice Centre

Mould plaguing Richmond Ice Centre

Facility should be top priority, says community arena chief
Public invited to weigh in on Trans-Pacific in Richmond

Public invited to weigh in on Trans-Pacific in Richmond

International agreement will further free trade with Pacific nations, grant supranational legal rights to multinational corporations
City news briefs: Mylora West work starts; Water #10 approved; GCL perimeter trail moves ahead

City news briefs: Mylora West work starts; Water #10 approved; GCL perimeter trail moves ahead

A 6.5-metre steel sculpture along the Fraser River at the end of Cambie Road will stay in place after city council voted 7-2 in favour of allowing a developer to donate the artwork as is.
City councillors feel the need for speed

City councillors feel the need for speed

Only Chak Au wants limits lowered to 40 km/h after province's Public Health Officer recommends limits of 30 km/h in urban areas
Help grieving families honour their 'angels'

Help grieving families honour their 'angels'

Richmondites asked to step up to turn wedding gowns into tiny baby outfits
Anti-bike theft program rolling out in Richmond

Anti-bike theft program rolling out in Richmond

Richmond RCMP will be one of only two police forces in the country to adopt innovative Project 529
Fan suing Vancouver Canucks after flying puck incident

Fan suing Vancouver Canucks after flying puck incident

Richmond man is claiming unspecified damages from the organization
Search and Rescue team seeks permanent support from city

Search and Rescue team seeks permanent support from city

Richmond’s Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue team is seeking a new home on the Fraser River's north and middle arms
TransLink asks residents to weigh in on area transit plan

TransLink asks residents to weigh in on area transit plan

Retired transportation planner questions usefulness of online survey