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Baseball chiefs, skaters, Steveston folks lobby city council

Baseball chiefs, skaters, Steveston folks lobby city council

Three park initiatives floated to Richmond city council
News reporters nominated for B.C. awards

News reporters nominated for B.C. awards

Two Richmond News reporters have been nominated for provincial writing awards. Philip Raphael is a finalist in the Environmental Writing Award category of the 2016 BCYCNA Ma Murray Community Newspaper Awards for his feature titled Closing the Net.
Dog-attack hero nominated for Carnegie Medal award

Dog-attack hero nominated for Carnegie Medal award

73-year-old Ken Brodie jumped his fence to save women and a toddler from Rottweiler cross
Richmond realtors protest against agency tied to shadow-flipping

Richmond realtors protest against agency tied to shadow-flipping

Former employees claim firm is holding out on thousands of dollars worth of commissions
Lengthy ESL waiting list set to grow in Richmond

Lengthy ESL waiting list set to grow in Richmond

English classes in the city for newcomers to Canada feeling the pinch after federal government cuts
International students ballooning in Richmond

International students ballooning in Richmond

2016 marks a record year as close to one in 20 students are non-residents in the Richmond School District
Former Canucks facing off against cancer in Richmond

Former Canucks facing off against cancer in Richmond

Kirk McLean and Kyrki Lumme will be at the Richmond Ice Centre next week
Everything has a price, including killing 'that' smell in Richmond

Everything has a price, including killing 'that' smell in Richmond

Harvest Power and Metro Vancouver reps met with unhappy residents at town hall meeting to hammer out a solution to the composting plant's odour
Steveston BIA bid hits funding roadblock

Steveston BIA bid hits funding roadblock

New alliance of business owners has been refused $30,000 funding request to the City of Richmond
Steveston heritage sites flooded during storm surge

Steveston heritage sites flooded during storm surge

Flooding another reminder of city's need to elevate dyke system