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Students, teacher excited for French ebooks

Students, teacher excited for French ebooks

Richmond Public Library promises to start a French ebook collection in 2015
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Crack paramedics chasing down emergency global gold

Crack paramedics chasing down emergency global gold

Richmond-based Team Canada aiming to go one better than silver medals in 2012 and 2013
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Somebody's watching over you, Richmond drivers

Somebody's watching over you, Richmond drivers

City team monitors 150 traffic cameras stationed at 38 intersections
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Fuel spill on the Fraser another wake-up call: Day

Fuel spill on the Fraser another wake-up call: Day

A relatively small fuel spill on the south arm of the Fraser River Tuesday morning was another big wake up call for how there must be better communication between those involved in environmental cleanups, said Coun. Carol Day. “I’m not happy.
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Thief strikes Big Bike charity team in Richmond

Thief strikes Big Bike charity team in Richmond

Around $2,000 stolen during Heart and Stroke Foundation fundraiser in Steveston
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Bank robbery suspect nabbed by drive-by cop

Mountie was in police cruiser when would-be robber tried to flee in front of her on bike
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Chinese businesses in Richmond urged to add English by community leaders

Chinese businesses in Richmond urged to add English by community leaders

Bilingual signs called for, without bylaws being created and enforced
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Richmond Carbon Marketplace may be around the corner

Richmond Carbon Marketplace may be around the corner

City of Richmond emitted more carbon than it offset in 2014, but just barely.
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Update: Councillor says small fuel spill highlights big problems

Update: Councillor says small fuel spill highlights big problems

Boat at Shelter Island Marina capsized Tuesday morning, spilling fuel into Fraser River
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Immunization rates high in Richmond — but some schools lag way behind

Immunization rates high in Richmond — but some schools lag way behind

Only half of Kindergarten students at James Gilmore and Sea Island elementaries are up to date
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