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Counting crows — dead ones

Counting crows — dead ones

A bizarre scene caught the attention of a Cambie neighbourhood resident Tuesday morning. The woman, asking to remain anonymous, spotted four dead crows hanging in pairs from a tree on Regina Avenue.
Richmond housing values rise

Richmond housing values rise

After the Christmas tree has come down and the champagne corks have all been popped to mark the new year, one of the most anticipated events next on the calendar is the latest housing value assessments landing in homeowners’ mailboxes starting this w
RCMP investigate shots fired at vehicle

RCMP investigate shots fired at vehicle

Richmond RCMP are investigating a shooting along Garden City Road Tuesday morning (Jan. 6). No injuries were reported after shots were fired at a vehicle at around 9:30 a.m. in the 8400 block of Garden City Road (between Blundell and Francis roads).
City shoots down BB gun facility

City shoots down BB gun facility

Facility would have required bylaw and zoning amendments.
2015: Promises to be news-packed year

2015: Promises to be news-packed year

2015 will see many continuations of 2014 stories in Richmond, B.C.
Column: Richmond’s Top 10 newsmakers of 2014

Column: Richmond’s Top 10 newsmakers of 2014

Here are my choices for the top Richmond newsmakers of 2014: 1.
Birdwatchers get set to celebrate record count

Birdwatchers get set to celebrate record count

Bird watchers from Ladner and Richmond were celebrating, of sorts, after unofficially pipping “rivals” Greater Victoria in this year’s annual Christmas Bird Count.
Local nanotip duo pointing way to bright future

Local nanotip duo pointing way to bright future

Young Richmond entrepreneurs excelling in nanotip glove business
Corporate help sought after $25,000 drop at Sally Ann

Corporate help sought after $25,000 drop at Sally Ann

Salvation Army sees dip in donations in 2014
Two men plead guilty to smuggling jewelry at YVR

Two men plead guilty to smuggling jewelry at YVR

Two travellers have been sentenced to eight days in jail and fined $10,000 each after pleading guilty to smuggling jewelry through Vancouver International Airport. Michael David Chan and Bo Kwok Siu pleaded guilty in Richmond Provincial Court Dec.