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Richmond makes call to arms against Port Metro Vancouver

Richmond makes call to arms against Port Metro Vancouver

City wants to work with port but needs assurances that farmland will be left undeveloped / VAPOR set for court date against province
Target fire sale could be Thursday

Target fire sale could be Thursday

The big fire sale in Target’s failed Canadian stores, including Richmond, could begin this Thursday.
Canada Line workers reach tentative deal

Canada Line workers reach tentative deal

Agreement by 150 workers still requires ratification vote
Million-dollar playground vandalized

Million-dollar playground vandalized

Tower's safety nets cut by vandals
Johnston tackles Richmond's bureaucracy

Johnston tackles Richmond's bureaucracy

Councillor wants external accountants to look at City of Richmond's services
E-books proving costly for Richmond Public Library

E-books proving costly for Richmond Public Library

Library asks for $200,000 boost to compensate for decline in late fees and cost of e-books
Women’s centre in financial crisis

Women’s centre in financial crisis

Directors say Richmond Women's Resource Centre a victim of provincial government funding gap,
Brodie: Not concerned about growing retail space glut

Brodie: Not concerned about growing retail space glut

Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie addressed city's chamber of commerce in annual address
Richmond property taxes hiked another three per cent

Richmond property taxes hiked another three per cent

City's finance director warned of low reserves in ten years if annual one percent increase wasn't squirreled into fund
'Tough' guys tackle violence against women

'Tough' guys tackle violence against women

Richmond charity uses province's hardest men to launch campaign focused on getting males to talk about the issue