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National Aboriginal Day is full of celebrations in Steveston

National Aboriginal Day is full of celebrations in Steveston

Richmond’s Aboriginal community is set to mark National Aboriginal Day this Saturday at the Gulf of Georgia Cannery.
Fairytale goes urban, veers away from Steveston Village

Fairytale goes urban, veers away from Steveston Village

Steveston likely to see less Once Upon a Time filming after plot twist
Hop-on, hop-off tour bus gets rolling in Richmond

Hop-on, hop-off tour bus gets rolling in Richmond

Service costs $29 per adult and runs from Sea Island to Steveston from spring to fall
Mandated English off the table in Richmond - again

Mandated English off the table in Richmond - again

Proposed, compulsory language for business signs only lasts a week after city councillors change direction
Taxi relief on the way for Richmond streets with 10 new cabs

Taxi relief on the way for Richmond streets with 10 new cabs

More rubber may soon be hitting the road in Richmond’s taxi industry, after a city council committee approved the use of 14 more cabs.
Save-On Foods to enter Steveston Village

Save-On Foods to enter Steveston Village

A “village-scale” Save-On Foods is coming to Steveston, according to Platform Properties’ principal Kyle Shury, whose company plans to lease 20,000 square-feet of retail space to the popular grocer, thus transforming the area’s shopping options.
Muslim group against daughters sharing washrooms

Muslim group against daughters sharing washrooms

School district devising a policy on sexual orientation and gender identity
Fentanyl crises hits Richmond, deaths up three-fold

Fentanyl crises hits Richmond, deaths up three-fold

Illicit drug overdose death rate triples in Richmond in 2017 over 2016
B.C.-wide bust targets Richmond house

B.C.-wide bust targets Richmond house

A high-level RCMP investigation into cocaine trafficking came to a climax in Richmond and has led to four suspects being charged.
Deeper dredging not necessary now: Port of Vancouver

Deeper dredging not necessary now: Port of Vancouver

Fraser River at 11.5 metres is suitable for "foreseeable future"