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Unplug and get connected in Steveston Village

With so many ways to stay plugged into online communities, it's difficult to disconnect and build on the face-to-face ones.

Thinking inside the ballot box

By the time the polling stations closed at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, millions of British Columbians will have been involved directly or indirectly in the provincial election.

Godzilla prepares for night-time assault on Richmond

From a distance, it looked like War of the Worlds had come to Steveston Village. But the four giant portable floodlights that towered high above Fishermens Wharf Tuesday night were in place for the overnight filming of massive monster flick Godzilla.

Buy light for the more humorously inclined

Just in time for summer, The Spotted Frog furniture store has launched a new line of designer jewelry.

Steveston 'provincial parties' battle

Rapid rail, wind farms and tidal power topped agendas in Homma elementary's mock election Monday

Advanced polls up

It's slightly up, but maybe not as much as BC Election and Richmond's 19 candidates may have hoped. Four years ago, seven per cent of registered voters in the city voted in advance of the provincial election.

Journey through village with your taste buds

What's a better gift for the foodie in your life than food? Chances are they love to cook and experiment with a wide palette of flavours.

Golf course workers swing back into work

Golf course grounds keepers are back on the greens and fairways at Quilchena Golf and Country Club after a lock out that stretched more than four months came to an end last Friday.

Advance voting in Richmond up - but only a little

Click here for ELECTION 2013 LIVE Its slightly up, but maybe not as much as BC Election and Richmonds 19 candidates may have hoped. Four years ago, seven per cent of registered voters in the city voted in advance of the provincial election.

Wat retains Richmond Centre for BC Liberals

When the voters in Richmond Centre went to cast their ballots in Tuesday night's provincial election, the choice was pretty clear, according to BC Liberal candidate Teresa Wat. "Do they want to go back to the '90s, when we became a have-not province.
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