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They are big, red, juicy, full of flavour, and about a week or two early.

McMath Wildcats' young up-and-coming talent was on full display again at last weekend's B.C. Secondary Schools Track and Field Championships in Langley.

For all you dog owners, the lesson of this story is, never introduce a few treats to a pack of dogs. Rarely does anything good come of this. Just ask 11 year-old Sheltie, Sean, and his master Sandra Gracie, a resident of Steveston.

Richmond High grads relive magical memories - at their 60th reunion! See Friday Feature pages 10 & 11

A rash of domestic violence cases against women, including the death of a Richmond mother, has led to women's groups sounding an alarm for what they call a systemic failure to address male-on-female violence within the criminal justice system.

A local resident spotted something in Montreal which he thinks will help slow down our city's speeding motorists near crosswalks

A Richmond man pleaded guilty Wednesday to trafficking in cocaine and possession of a restricted firearm in connection with a drug bust that was not as big as police initially believed it to be.

Fourteen schools in the Richmond School District are at high risk of serious damage during an earthquake, according to the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists as stated in a recent report to Richmond's Board of Education.

Kwantlen Polytechnic University is playing with fire - while serving tea, offering tours, giving Chinese calligraphy lessons, operating robots and a host of other activities at its Richmond campus this Saturday, June 7.

As cities fall by the wayside, giving up their bids to host the 2022 Winter Olympics, residents of Metro Vancouver, including Richmond, can be excused for wondering: Could we, should we, do it all over again? The 2018 Games will take place in Pyeongc