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Shoreline cleanup: Get your cleaning gloves on

Shoreline cleanup: Get your cleaning gloves on

T he annual Great Canadian Shoreline Clean-up will take place in Richmond this weekend at Iona Beach Regional Park.
Seniors group CARP to hold senior-specific federal Q and A

Seniors group CARP to hold senior-specific federal Q and A

CARP will also soon get a new chair
No coincidence woman robbed after flat tire: VPD

No coincidence woman robbed after flat tire: VPD

Police believe her car was tampered with
Students hit prospective politicians hard with pointed questions

Students hit prospective politicians hard with pointed questions

McMath secondary hosted a question and answer session for Steveston-Richmond East federal election candidates on Wednesday
Proliferation of bins, dumping sparks new regulations

Proliferation of bins, dumping sparks new regulations

City presently has about 100 donation bins
Woo unsure of Chinese-only media host

Woo unsure of Chinese-only media host

Grits candidate claims event was different from Tories’ roundtable
City needs help to save farms from PMV

City needs help to save farms from PMV

T he City of Richmond will be seeking support to protect farmland from port expansion, when B.C.’s local politicians gather next week for the annual Union of BC Municipalities (UBCM) convention.
Unlicensed Richmond immigration consultant let hundreds into Canada illegally: Crown

Unlicensed Richmond immigration consultant let hundreds into Canada illegally: Crown

‘Many, many hundreds” of immigrants obtained Canadian citizenship or permanent residence with the help of an unlicensed immigration consultant in Richmond who made millions altering passports, a court was told Wednesday.
Editorial: Community Centre saved my life (kinda)

Editorial: Community Centre saved my life (kinda)

I was happy to see the City is officially opening its new City Centre Community Centre (C4, as some of us are calling it) Saturday — mainly because it gives me an excuse to write the Ode to Community Centres that has been in my head for a while.
Richmond student puts pencils, paper into the hands of orphans

Richmond student puts pencils, paper into the hands of orphans

Omeid Niyaz went on a mission to Afghanistan to present 100 packages of school supplies, bought with funds raised by Cambie secondary students