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People from four different faiths are setting aside their assorted beliefs in a bid to help Richmonds needy. BOSS (Beth Tikvah Synagogue, Our Saviour Lutheran Church, St. Annes Anglican Church and St.

Economist concerned government's vision of resource exports is short-sighted

MP Alice Wong made her way to Richmond Wednesday morning to announce funding for Volunteer Richmond Information Services (VRIS).

The respect she commands across both sides of the political divide is one of the reasons Linda Reid has a new job Speaker of the B.C. Legislature.

Close friends and hospital staff gathered at the auditorium of the Richmond Hospital last Tuesday afternoon for a special tea in honour of Second World War veteran, 87-year-old Norman Wrigglesworth, who recently made a significant donation to the hos

Parents, students unhappy after popular teacher gets axe

School support staff stage one-day protest over stall in contract talks

Grade 5 students at Manoah Steves elementary received certificates from Richmond RCMP after successfully graduating from the DARE Program (Drug Abuse Resistance Education).

A grass-roots skateboarding event is catching big air after only two years on the ground.

A province-wide cycling event to raise awareness of mental health this weekend, which came through Richmond, raised nearly half a million dollars for the Canadian Mental Health Association.