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Update: Could Minoru's destination 'block party' have a beer garden?

Update: Could Minoru's destination 'block party' have a beer garden?

Organizers choose park over Lansdowne Centre for new 'Block Party'
Ikea gets its own Knight Street off ramp

Ikea gets its own Knight Street off ramp

Furniture company paid for the off ramp, which will ease congestion westbound on Bridgeport
Update: Suspicious fire draws Richmond Mounties’ attention

Update: Suspicious fire draws Richmond Mounties’ attention

Neighbours report hearing loud bang in the early hours of Friday
We can see you texting

We can see you texting

Richmond RCMP out to spy distracted drivers as part of ICBC and WorkSafeBC's Road Safety at Work Week
Refugees reporting more income than investor-class immigrants

Refugees reporting more income than investor-class immigrants

Data draws evidence to lack of social and economic integration by investor immigrants
The heat is on

The heat is on

With spring fast approaching on the back of one of the mildest winters on record, Richmond farmer Bill Zylmans (pictured) is sweating over his early strawberry crop, while restaurants are opening patios — in February! See Friday Feature titled "Weath
City: Early lawn maintenance required

City: Early lawn maintenance required

Warm weather is putting the city's works yard into an unexpected early spring routine. Included in that routine is an early attack on the European Chafer Beetle, whose infestation is on the rise in Richmond.
Proposed Riverport industrial park faces traffic questions

Proposed Riverport industrial park faces traffic questions

Site across from Silvercity theatres would add 400 parking spaces in an already traffic-plagues area
Increase in mental health calls prompt action by police

Increase in mental health calls prompt action by police

Richmond RCMP have indicated mental health issues are its third priority for 2015
Richmond's firefighting gear gets upgrade

Richmond's firefighting gear gets upgrade

Richmond firefighters say they will be more safe while battling fires with a new stock of self-contained breathing apparatuses. Richmond Fire Rescue recently secured the purchase of 62 new air packs and face masks at a cost of $633,000.