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Protesting workers singin' in the Richmond rain

Protesting workers singin' in the Richmond rain

Hotel workers make their voices heard during demonstration over pay and conditions at the Sheraton
Store behind deadly food bug in Richmond allowed to re-open

Store behind deadly food bug in Richmond allowed to re-open

Sections of Foody World in the north of the city remain closed, with health chiefs continuing to warn customers not to eat certain produce
Girl, 18, made false sex assault claim

Girl, 18, made false sex assault claim

Charges for wasting police time not being considered after Richmond RCMP determine attack didn't take place
Flag policy raised in Richmond

Flag policy raised in Richmond

Flap over what country's flags can be flown and when is explained by city officials
Do-not-resuscitate order flawed: Daughter

Do-not-resuscitate order flawed: Daughter

Lori Wang claims she was never told by her late father's doctor about the DNR decision
Rap song sparks safety concerns for some members of Richmond's Chinese community

Rap song sparks safety concerns for some members of Richmond's Chinese community

Group cites two-year-old track from little known U.S. rapper as perpetuating stereotype, leading to ethnic Chinese people being targeted in Richmond and beyond
Update: Richmond food poisoning store was on health radar in July

Update: Richmond food poisoning store was on health radar in July

Problems inherent with investigating deadly Listeria bacteria meant health chiefs were only able to close Foody World on Friday; one of the victims has since died
Richmond Mounties probing parking lot distraction theft

Richmond Mounties probing parking lot distraction theft

Woman, 55, at Richmond Centre allegedly duped into believing something was wrong with her car
Richmond parents suspect election year lies behind seismic pledges

Richmond parents suspect election year lies behind seismic pledges

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.
Chinese cheat sheet ads removed from university bulletin boards

Chinese cheat sheet ads removed from university bulletin boards

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