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Parents Care opposes special policy, argues for equal treatment for all minorities

The City of Richmond has issued a notice of default to composter Harvest Power, which now has 30 days to remedy its ongoing odour issues or face early termination of its contract with the municipality.

City planners will be fielding your questions and taking your thoughts regarding the size of homes on farmland, at an open house Thursday, March 2 at Richmond City Hall.

Separate policy aims to educate district staff, teachers, students about LGBTQ issues

Canadian National (CN) Railway company has not responded to repeated inquires by the Richmond News over numerous failures this month and last at its rail crossings along the Shell Road corridor.

Richmond high school students are set again to compete in the Skills Canada competition for Education Week at the Richmond School District. On March 2, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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