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World Cup parties in Richmond with Argentina, Ivory Coast

World Cup parties in Richmond with Argentina, Ivory Coast

Village Bikes, Blue Canoe and True Conditioning host "National Days" as last few days of Steveston World Cup Village arrive

Arts Listings

Prepared by the Richmond Arts Coalition On until August 17 Lucie Chan and Marigold Santos: Attachments Richmond Art Gallery will present the work of Lucie Chan (Vancouver) and Marigold Santos (Montreal) in an exhibition entitled Attachments.

Living the dream

When Kelsey Thomson was asked by her mother what she would dream about tonight, her response was, "throwing my shot put as high as I can, and running across the finish line first!" Kelsey - a remarkable 25-year-old who was born with Down's syndrome a

Richmond First unveils candidates

There are four new faces on the Richmond First slate for the civic elections this November. The group, as well a familiar list of incumbents, was introduced at an event Tuesday in a packed ballroom inside Shiang Garden Seafood Restaurant.

Serving up a World Cup Final at Sportstown Tavern

Looking for a great soccer destination to enjoy a meal and the World Cup Final in Richmond? Sportstown Tavern is just the right spot to kick off the celebrations as you watch the championship match at noon, live from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Sunday

Husband killer should get longer parole ineligibility: Crown

A Richmond woman who bludgeoned her husband to death should spend 12 years behind bars before she can apply for parole, a prosecutor argued Friday. In March, a B.C.
Richmond First unveils candidates

Richmond First unveils candidates

There are four new faces on the Richmond First slate for the civic elections this November. The group, as well a familiar list of incumbents, was introduced at an event Tuesday in a packed ballroom inside Shiang Garden Seafood Restaurant.
Richmond teachers stage information only picket

Richmond teachers stage information only picket

BCTF members weren’t allowed to form an official picket line outside a private school where the district is hosting an international student program
Richmond woman who bludgeoned husband to death should get longer parole ineligibility: Crown

Richmond woman who bludgeoned husband to death should get longer parole ineligibility: Crown

A Richmond woman who bludgeoned her husband to death should spend 12 years behind bars before she can apply for parole, a prosecutor argued Friday. In March, a B.C.
Richmond noise robbing Vancouverites of sleep

Richmond noise robbing Vancouverites of sleep

City of Richmond say logistics firm is totally compliant with bylaws
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