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Trustees have interpreted a letter from local BC Liberal MLAs as a sign that no schools will close. Meanwhile the Ministry of Education is still open to "amalgamating" schools.

A ghost-writing service - advertised in Chinese - was posted across numerous notice boards in KPU's Richmond campus

With a series of storms pounding the Lower Mainland this weekend and into next week, the City of Richmond is offering reminders on how to stay safe: • Ensure street storm drains or gutters are clear of leaves and other debris.

Central at Garden City - which includes Walmart and Marshalls - will open for business on Oct. 27

Coquitlam baseball coach Randy Downes had ties to kids hockey in Richmond

City council was asked by Richmond’s director of transportation, Victor Wei, to address concerns his department has with regards to a proposed free-flowing interchange at Steveston Highway and Highway 99, as part of the Massey Tunnel Replacement Proj

A recent survey by the Vancouver Foundation indicates Richmondites are experiencing a lower sense of belonging in their neighbourhoods than most other British Columbians and housing affordability is their biggest concern.

A recent announcement by the provincial government to provide a $1 million “boost” to private schools has sparked a war of words among advocates of public education.

William Raymond Malone fined $60,000 and prohibited from being a director until 2023

Board of Education held special meeting at Richmond secondary to terminate closure process for McKay, Dixon and Woodward elementary schools