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Richmond News photo nominated for B.C. newspaper award

Richmond News photo nominated for B.C. newspaper award

The B.C./Yukon Community Newspaper Award winners will be announced on April 20.
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Richmond cannery society receives $640K to conserve historic site

Richmond cannery society receives $640K to conserve historic site

Public feedback wanted on plans for the Gulf of Georgia Cannery Historical Site over the next decade.
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Out and About: Minoru Lakes an oasis in Richmond

Out and About: Minoru Lakes an oasis in Richmond

The Minoru Lakes were originally created in the 1970s.
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Book Review: Looking into Alix Harrow's Starling House

Book Review: Looking into Alix Harrow's Starling House

For those with an interest in horror-gothic, fantasy-thriller romance.
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Happy Monday, Richmond: Photos of the week

Happy Monday, Richmond: Photos of the week

Did you take any photos of Richmond last week?
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Photos: Part of Richmond’s history lives on in Harold Steves’ home museum

Photos: Part of Richmond’s history lives on in Harold Steves’ home museum

Steves plans to open the museum to the public during Doors Open Richmond on June 8 and 9
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3-week construction planned for Steveston and Gilbert intersection

3-week construction planned for Steveston and Gilbert intersection

Traffic alert: Lanes will be reduced due to work on the water main.
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Column: Old wives’ tales have aged well

Column: Old wives’ tales have aged well

Even when disproven, old wives' tales are hard to shake off.
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Man charged for alleged B.C. identity fraud spree awaits bail hearing

Man charged for alleged B.C. identity fraud spree awaits bail hearing

The alleged incidents took place across the Lower Mainland.
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How exactly is an overdose prevention site established in B.C.?

How exactly is an overdose prevention site established in B.C.?

Richmond Coun. Kash Heed says council's inquiry into establishing overdose prevention services at the hospital became a political debate in part because the provincial government has no standard assessments in place.
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