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Young artists find their voices on stage

Teens let their creative juices flow through music, drama and dance. See pages 20 & 21
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Mounties back off Chinese driver's licence furor

Mounties back off Chinese driver's licence furor

RCMP come to 'agreement' with ICBC after Richmond detachment flagged issue with foreign documents
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Recess supervision limited as teachers begin job action

Recess supervision limited as teachers begin job action

Teachers voted 89 per cent in favour of striking after government appealed BC Supreme Court decision
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Golfer pots double ace

Golfer pots double ace

Three days after sinking two hole-in-ones on the same round of golf, Ed Pike was, understandably, still a very happy man.
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Stores closing the books on sales

Stores closing the books on sales

Two Richmond book sellers have reached the final chapter in their retail operations and will be closing their doors next month.
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UNESCO bid long, costly, but worthy

Imagine a day when constant zoning and landuse squabbles in Steveston are a thing of the past.
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Nesting swans' home saved

A local Stevestonite made a daring rescue yesterday, helping secure a couple's home after it was swept away at low tide. However, it wasn't a human home, but a swan's nest.
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Planners still at odds with temple expansion

Scale of proposed development on 'Highway to Heaven' one of many problems
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World Cup 'draw' pumps up passion

Excitement building in Steveston for soccer fest
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Wheels set to spin for charity

They've been planning all year to fill their school hall for 12 hours with 400 sweaty people on bikes.
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