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One more mega home that operated as a hotel on Richmond’s agricultural land is getting attention after a council meeting presentation last week. Located on Steveston Highway near No.

Hong Kong - Three writers — including bestselling "Wild Swans" author Jung Chang — will no longer attend the Macau Literary Festival after authorities there said they were likely to be barred, the latest sign of Beijing's hardening line across its te

A Porsche SUV was pulled out of a Thai restaurant in Richmond Wednesday afternoon with nary a noodle on it, according to eyewitnesses. Fortunately, an employee at Thai House Restaurant said no one from the restaurant was injured in the accident.

Do you know the math term “π”? This indefinite number is a critical concept in pure mathematics and typically expressed as 3.14 or 3.1415. Mathnasium of Richmond is having an open house celebration of Pi Day next Wednesday at 3:14:15 p.m.

It’s every parent’s worst nightmare: your once-healthy, vibrant child is diagnosed with a life-threatening illness. For eight-year-old Richmond resident Karalyn Giron-Plante, that diagnosis was a cancerous brain tumour.

Two B.C. residents have been charged with animal cruelty toward a dog in what a B.C. SPCA official calls “one of the most profoundly shocking cases of abuse we have ever witnessed.

Sydney - A message in a bottle written 132 years ago and found on an Australian beach by a group of walkers including the parents of Formula One star Daniel Ricciardo has been verified as the world's oldest known missive of its kind.

Looking for a new source of protein in your morning smoothie? Cricket powder just might do the trick. Announced yesterday, Loblaw’s stores will soon carry President's Choice® 100% Cricket Powder on its shelves.

Overall reports of crime in 2017 was down four per cent over 2016, in Richmond, with Mounties reporting improvements in property crime tempered by an uptick in homicide investigations and the number of violent crime incidents remaining nearly the sam

At $80 million it is Richmond's single-most expensive public facility in history