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MLAs can rest easy, Clark looks East

John Yap, Linda Reid and Teresa Wat can switch their cell phones back on Premier Christy Clark is going to Kelowna.
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Run away to circus school first

Run away to circus school first

NCS teaches biology, contract negotiation as well as acrobatics
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Brodie rode Canada Line, but defends hotel stays

Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie said he chose to use the Canada Line to commute back and forth to a recent municipal convention in downtown Vancouver. However, he says how far away and how busy politicians are can change the equation.
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Richmond teacher awarded for creativity, impact

Glyn Davies receives award for science teaching excellence
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Webpoll

QUESTION: Should journalists pay for evidence, as in the Ford video? Yes (57%) No (43%) THIS WEEK'S QUESTION: Should the Liberals have opposed Enbridge pipeline? Cast your vote at www.richmond-news.com.
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ThePulse

We've got our finger on it; HOMMA SPRING CARNIVAL
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Testing the powers of speech

Jacqueline Yan heads to Skills Canada competition
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Ideas aplenty at Garden City Lands event

Suggestions range from hospital to playing field, to leave it alone
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Diabetes on rise among Chinese population

The prevalence of diabetes in the Chinese-Canadian community will be the subject of a public event next Saturday (June 15) in Richmond.
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Testing the powers of speech

Jacqueline Yan heads to Skills Canada competition
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