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A trust fund has been set up in memory of popular high school English teacher Verena Klose, who tragically died in her sleep last week.

'(Dogs) are really low hassle compared to children ... they don't ask to borrow the car."

The City of Richmond is looking into spending $328,000 to hire new staff to police and patrol soil removal and deposit on agricultural land.

Richmond residents bucked the regional trend and are the most pessimistic in the Lower Mainland about buying as 44 per cent said it is not a good time to buy (compared to the Lower Mainland's average of 34 per cent.

A swath of Metro Vancouver's farming belt is sitting idle because the owners of the land either don't want to farm it or don't know how, says an Ipsos Reid survey.

The Richmond News was a busy place long after deadline last week. The office was crammed with visitors taking in the Richmond Chamber of Commerce Business After 5 event.

Gudrun's is considered a hidden gem by many local foodies, but its owner Patrick Tubajon aims to become a little less hidden and let people know "we are more than just cheese.

Spring time is coming up roses for the Lower Mainland's real estate market. That's according to the Real Estate Weekly web site (REW.

Study says dumping on Steveston waterfront will cause too much trouble

Richmond mayor said Chinese tend to amass in highrises