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Coun. Carol Day tabled the motion last month to have Richmond planners examine how Vancouver was approaching the matter

The News looks back on what made the headlines during the year

January Ken Brodie was hailed as a hero for leaping his garden fence to help distract an out-of-control Rottweiler cross who was attacking two young women - Graeme Wood/Richmond News • Retired mailman Ken Brodie, 74, receives praise from the communit

A total of 16 arrests were made, thanks to the work of two local police teams

Theatre needs to foster more dialogue with Chinese community to expand customer base: Mayor Brodie

Plan is to keep iconic sign when existing restaurant is demolished

Dear Editor, In the past, this publication has graciously printed some Santa wish-lists of mine.

A woman and her two dogs are now homeless after her trailer in rural Richmond was burned down in a fire. Firefighters were called to the 17000 block of River Road — near No.

There has been an increase in coyote sightings over the past three months

The B.C. Law Society has taken over part of the practice of a Richmond real estate lawyer, Hong Guo, and continues to investigate after $7.5 million disappeared from her firm’s trust account.