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A movement to halt the installation of the controversial BC Hydro Smart Meters was set to gather pace Tuesday night at Richmond City Hall.

A Richmond teacher was one of 23 B.C. educators who chalked up a national Certificate of Teaching Excellence in Ottawa last week. Christine Marin, who teaches French immersion, math, science, technology and fine arts for Grades 4 and 5 at Alfred B.

Provincial committee lands in Richmond this week

Delta-Richmond East MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay announced over $200,000 in funding from the federal government for a new cranberry research centre Tuesday.

Richmond one of few cities to vote against proposal

Its one thing to give a friend the shirt off your back, quite another to give them the kidney out of your abdomen but thats what Jenny Jarvenpaa aims to do.

A movement to halt the installation of the controversial BC Hydro Smart Meters was set to gather pace Tuesday night at Richmond City Hall.

City council needs more leadership, according to the only challenger thus far to Malcolm Brodies mayoral reign.

For more than 20 years, residents of Metro Vancouver's northeast sector have watched as a long-promised rapid transit system for their area has been ignored in favour of extensions to SkyTrain and the construction of the Canada Line.

The AlarmRecycle program began this month to encourage British Columbians to recycle old smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms and combination alarms at facilities across the province, free of charge.