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Perhaps the question I get asked most frequently-but the one that also requires the most complicated answer-is: "What type of exercise should I be doing?" And while it is a completely reasonable and valid thing to ask, the answer is hardly simple.

Annual festival serves as signpost of new Canadian cultures

Over 34 years, the flags that fans wave and languages they speak at one of Western Canadas premier amateur sporting events have changed markedly.

A bid by a cab company to get in on the lucrative YVR market has been tempered by the City of Richmond.

The Steveston Village we all know and love wont be changing just quite yet.

Summer Reading Club is full swing at the Richmond Public Library, as 3,550 children have signed up for this free reading program to receive a reading booklet, weekly stickers and a chance to win great prizes. Its not too late to join in the fun.

Since the Industrial Revolution, the evolution of transportation has been constantly moving forward at a rapid pace. Societies have gone from ships to rails, to rubber to flight, all in an attempt to increase the speed in which they travel.

Recycling organic materials and solid waste in Richmond will soon get a whole lot easier for everyone. Last month, the Green Cart program was launched, allowing people in single-family homes and townhouses to recycle food scraps and other organics.

Harley Syyong volunteers for Canadian Liver Foundation

If Port Metro Vancouver is to purchase land, it should be appropriately zoned land, said City of Richmond Coun. Linda Barnes at Wednesdays planning commission meeting.