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Richmond selects sole contractor for facility replacements

A dedicated contractor has been awarded the position of construction manager to the City of Richmond. Stuart Olson Dominion was given the go-ahead Monday after a special general meeting of city council.

The Curse of the Desk Jockey - Part II

Or: "How changing your gym regime is only part of the story!"

Brushstrokes of diversity at library

The diverse cultures painting the colourful canvas of Canada will be on display at the Richmond Public Library over Canada Day weekend when the Vancouver Cantonese Opera's Multicultural Heritage Festival and the Celebrate Canada Fair are held at the

Film and arts festival set to light up the city

Film and art fans, get ready for more than a week of movies and displays as the Your Kontinent: Richmond International Film & Media Arts Festival lights up screens and public spaces in town next month.

'Lip stick' adds allure

A touch-up or two can help make buyers fall in love

Foul stenches eaten up by digestion system

Remember those foul fermenting stenches that wafted across Richmond last summer, depending on which way the wind was blowing? Thankfully, that wont happen again at least not from the same source as last year, Harvest Powers relatively new composting

A symphony for the eyes

The final in an eight-part series. Oftentimes, Rebecca Woo's paintings can look like little symphonies of movement through a variety of brush strokes and a dynamic colour palette.
Taking leap of faith across gender gap

Taking leap of faith across gender gap

As he settles into his first job in ballet, Graham Kaplan recalls the day he donned tights and stepped into a class full of girls

Pot ads given green light on Canada Line

Billboard firm overturns initial rejection of Sensible BC's decriminalization campaign

Pragmatic steps pay off

Do your homework before buying your first home