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‘Horrible fisherman’ retires from Steveston harbour

‘Horrible fisherman’ retires from Steveston harbour

After 27 years of work at Steveston Harbour Authority (SHA) — 15 of which were served as its general manager — Bob Baziuk is hanging up his boots and calling it a career.
Final report card for Richmond teachers' president

Final report card for Richmond teachers' president

Al Klassen retires after 16 years representing Richmond's teachers at RTA
Mylora site causing concern

Mylora site causing concern

Richmond city council seeking clarification on plans for former golf course
Mailbox theft on the slide: Richmond RCMP

Mailbox theft on the slide: Richmond RCMP

Mounties target prolific offenders, potentially reducing number of broken mailboxes
Police: Communication partly at fault during McMath incident

Police: Communication partly at fault during McMath incident

Richmond Mounties and school district de-briefing throws up messaging issues
Massive fire engulfs mattress facility on Mitchell Island

Massive fire engulfs mattress facility on Mitchell Island

A massive fire broke out at Mattress Recycling’s Mitchell Island location, leading to air quality concerns across the region Friday afternoon. The Richmond Fire Department said the fire broke out just before 2 p.m.
Coast Guard dive team back in business after controversial termination reversed

Coast Guard dive team back in business after controversial termination reversed

The Sea Island Dive Team is back in business after Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and Canadian Coast Guard Dominic LeBlanc and Steveston-Richmond East MP Joe Peschisolido reversed course on a highly controversial decision last month to shut it down.
Alleged gaming racket busted in Richmond

Alleged gaming racket busted in Richmond

Special police unit raids across region net luxury cars and uncover links to drug trafficking, loan sharking, kidnapping, extortion and mainland China.
Coffee with: Picture books transcend language for librarian Janet Mumford

Coffee with: Picture books transcend language for librarian Janet Mumford

Being able to choose the Caldecott Medal winner is a rare opportunity for a Canadian
Nothing simplified for Chinese community in sign debate

Nothing simplified for Chinese community in sign debate

Wave of simplified Chinese signage, from real estate signs to business ads, is as controversial within Chinese community as it is outside, says longtime resident Ken Wong