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Dumping, fill Richmond bylaw plowed

The City of Richmond advanced this week a new bylaw requiring a permit for soil removal and fill projects on Agricultural Land Reserve sites.

Slow down for Richmond Art Gallery's Andante

This Saturday, Andante - a new group exhibit at the Richmond Art Gallery starting Feb. 2 - encourages visitors to slow down from the quick pace of their busy lives and be attentive to their surroundings.

Richmond organizations line up for share of $750,000

Almost $750,000 is being lined up to be spent on this years community grants throughout Richmond.

Celebrate culture

Richmond is a city that is far more multicultural than it may appear to be at first glance, and Richmond Multicultural Community Services is trying to get that message out through the second annual Culture Club Diversity Talent Show on Feb.

Familiar feel for foreign faces

Jens Hertha D-Original Sausage Haus Hailing from Germany, Steveston wasn't the first Canadian stop for D-Original Sausage Haus co-owner Jens Hertha.

Visit one of the most multicultural villages in BC

It may be a small village tucked away in Richmond, but the cosmopolitan town of Steveston is expanding beyond its fishing roots and has become a destination for tourists, prospective owners and business owners from around the globe.

Arts Calendar

FEB. 23 Richmond Orchestra & Chorus Association presents: Love is in the Air This post-Valentine's concert takes "love" as its primary theme, and includes music from across four centuries.

VIDEO: Thor Reunion show

Thor brings the hammer down at Steveston Community Hall. The popular Richmond high school rock band Thor reunited after nearly 40 years to perform one show on Saturday night.

VIDEO: In praise of the haggis

Praise for the haggis still burns bright at the annual Steveston Community Society Burns Supper at Steveston Japanese Cultural Centre on Thursday night.
Giant badminton centre opens in Richmond

Giant badminton centre opens in Richmond

Mayor Malcolm Brodie and MP Alice Wong attended the official opening of Khas Badminton Centre at No. 6 and Bridgeport roads. The centre, owned by head coach Chris Kwee, is the largest badminton facility in Canada with 18 courts.