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Richmond boy describes gun pointed at dad’s head

Richmond boy describes gun pointed at dad’s head

A seven-year-old boy on Monday testified behind a screen in court in the case of two men accused of kidnapping the Richmond youngster and his father.
Lansdowne Centre re-development on track

Lansdowne Centre re-development on track

T he first phase of a new development that aims to transform downtown Richmond could break ground as early as two to three years from today.
Public protests as Richmond asks Vancouver to ease Oak Street congestion

Public protests as Richmond asks Vancouver to ease Oak Street congestion

Conspiracy theories echo through Richmond City Hall chambers
Steveston Historical Society responds to controversial park redevelopment

Steveston Historical Society responds to controversial park redevelopment

The Steveston Historical Society responded to concerns about tree removal in a small but cherished park on Moncton Street next to the Steveston Post Office.
Domestic violence conference will focus on cultural issues

Domestic violence conference will focus on cultural issues

The Richmond-based Chimo Community Services is hosting Our Voices Against Violence 2016, which will explore various social and cultural considerations when working with victims of family violence and abuse.
Car sharing company turns off ignition in Richmond

Car sharing company turns off ignition in Richmond

Car sharing will become a lot more difficult in Richmond after car2go decided this week to scale back its operations in the city. The car sharing company stated many of its vehicles sat idle for too long in Richmond.
YVR deals with new, noisy noise complainant

YVR deals with new, noisy noise complainant

One Richmond resident continues to account for the vast majority of noise complaints made to the Vancouver International Airport Authority.
Flashback Friday: IKEA sparks memories of ‘Saturday candy’

Flashback Friday: IKEA sparks memories of ‘Saturday candy’

Swedish store harkens back to days of special bulk Candyland section in Sears
Coun. Au: Sign language concern not limited to Chinese businesses

Coun. Au: Sign language concern not limited to Chinese businesses

Coun. Chak Au is opposed to specific language regulations for signs but wants broader education on the issue
Update: Pedestrian loses fight for life after Steveston collision

Update: Pedestrian loses fight for life after Steveston collision

Richmond suffers first pedestrian fatality of 2016 as man, 69, succumbs to his injuries after being hit by a car on Dyke Road near London Road on Tuesday