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Steveston Community Society wants in on the $1 million playground trend

Addressing a dearth of parking could mean a transformation for Granville Avenue

Soon, you won't have to worry about mobile data charges while watching the Kardashians and working out at a community centre or while listening to a Canucks game and watching your kid play hockey at the arena.

If gas and diesel prices remain at, or below, the going rate, public entities in Richmond could stand to save more than a few Sir Robert Bordons.

Home break-and-enters hit an all-time high in Richmond in 2014 as overall property crime increased 20.5 per cent and overall criminal code offences spiked by 17 per cent.

The City of Richmond had 13 employees compensated more than $200,000, according to the Vancouver Sun's public sector salaries database . The only local government agency in B.C.

Elderly couple beaten, tied up and robbed by a masked suspect

Seven people have been charged by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) for their alleged involvement in an unlicensed immigration consulting business in Richmond.

Police not treating incident as criminal matter, TransLink say driver is OK after empty bus left road and hit power pole Saturday

Police looking for help after device armed with giant nails found embedded into Steveston London secondary field; school's outdoor PE classes suspended until area is swept