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Bridges aren’t exactly a Richmondite’s best friend; one shudders to think about leaving the city during rush hour. And these days, building new bridges over the Fraser River hasn’t exactly scored brownie points for the provincial government.

More than 40 Cambie secondary students are set to deliver a gut-buster when they open the theatre doors to the public for Check Please, a comedy that takes the audience on a journey of atrocious dates that finally lead to true love.

It’s being dubbed a “mega crew” and they’ll be breaking it down fresh with some mega moves at the Notorious Dance Competiton March 3 at McRoberts secondary.

FortisBC say some salespeople are targeting homes, claiming to be working with energy provider

RCMP's Quick Response officers arrested two armed suspects, moments after they allegedly robbed a pair of victims, and leapt into action again two days later to nab purse snatchers

Townline Homes rejected by city council after proposing taller tower at No. 5 Road and Steveston Highway

Lack of seismic upgrades at Richmond schools rooted mom in political fight

Skyrocketing property values have left an additional 1,113 detached home owners with no Home Owner Grant, according to an analysis by the City of Richmond. Whereas in 2016, 27.

Party leader John Horgan wouldn't rule out existing plan

Emails given to the Richmond News show year-old application by NDP candidate to ruling party