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The men’s long track gold victory lap at the oval was, for many, the pinnacle of Richmond’s 2010 Games journey. But four years on, what has been the Olympic legacy for Richmond? See Friday Feature

A Richmond chef dubbed a Good Samaritan for trying to stop the trashing and looting of The Bay during the Stanley Cup riot said he was "fuelled by adrenalin" when he jumped in to help another man who was doing the same thing.

The Richmond Chamber of Commerce is applauding the province for listening to the B.C. Chamber networks and amending a recycling regulation. The regulation targets packaging and printed paper (PPP) and is slated to go into force in May. The B.C.

To be a winner in the business world doesn't always mean you need to be tough and hard-nosed. Being soft, squishy, and also sweet can work, too.

Police are asking the public to help identify two women suspected of going on a cheque-cashing spree late last year.

Drivers in Richmond are finding new ways to camouflage cellphone use and concocting more elaborate excuses - but local Mounties are literally zooming in on the offenders, and they've heard all the sorry stories before.

The men's long track gold victory lap at the oval was, for many, the pinnacle of Richmond's 2010 Games journey. But four years on, what has been the Olympic legacy for Richmond? See Friday Feature 10, 11 and 13

The 2010 Olympics left a lasting impression on many Richmondites

Environment Canada is forecasting snow as early as Sunday this long weekend as Richmond continues to be mired in a cold snap that set a record low temperature reading for Feb. 6.

Millions of cards are exchanged each Valentine's Day, which, according to the Greeting Card Association, is the second most popular holiday to exchange cards, trailing only Christmas.