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When Jayden Woo said he wanted to be a model when he grows up, he wasnt joking. After striking a few poses on stage, four-year-old Jayden sparked rapturous applause.

Since he first appeared on the colouring contest page of the Richmond News several months ago, a certain rascally raccoon has taken on a life of his own.

A developer is this week hosting two open houses as it prepares to once again convince the city to rezone an area of Steveston. The Onni Group has applied to the city to rezone its waterfront Imperial Landing properties, which are almost complete.

Churches provide sense of belonging for immigrant population

Sheila Roote is used to working with numbers as a commercial property owner with holdings across the Lower Mainland. But when the director of North Vancouver-based Westgulf Enterprises Ltd.

Congregation has dropped its desired height to 98 feet, but setbacks still a worry

The City of Richmond was smack in the middle in the percentage of bike commuters in the Lower Mainland, according to 2011 census data released last Wednesday by Statistics Canada.

Canada Day photo gallery As the temperature soared in Steveston, so did the crowds who poured into the village for the 68th annual Steveston Salmon Festival.

Finding a sense of belonging in a bustling, burgeoning city can be an overwhelming task.

Veteran MLA elected Speaker of the Legislature, commands cross-party respect