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Instructor TALKs about the brain at Richmond's Kwantlen

Studying the workings of the brain has been a fascination and a passion for Bob Aitken, instructor at the School of Instructor Education at Vancouver Community College.

Richmond drivers suspected of street racing on Highway 1

Three young Richmond drivers have had their licences suspended after a suspected street racing incident on Highway 1.

Richmond plows ahead with Garden City plans

Despite a legal challenge from Musqueam First Nation

Alzheimer Society appoints new Richmond-Delta education co-ordinator

Like many residents of South Delta, Krista Frazee's world has been touched by Alzheimer's disease. Her exposure to the impact of dementia began in her late teens and early 20s when both of her grandparents were living with vascular dementia.

Richmond Arts Strategy aims to increase spaces

If artists are to create art, they need the space to do it. That is one of the key points emerging the Richmond Arts Strategy 2012-2017, which was due to be presented Tuesday evening for approval at city hall.

Car-share service to get reserved parking spots

The City of Richmond has agreed to reserve parking spots for drivers using a car-share program.

'Unfinished' Canada Line may get half million dollar makeover

Up to half a million dollars could be spent on beautifying the end of the Canada Line in Richmond.

Townhomes getting ready for food scrap recycling

Townhouse residents in Richmond could soon get their long-awaited food scraps recycling program but theyre going to have to pay for it.

Gateway Theatre heading for gutter

The City of Richmond-run venue, Gateway Theatre, will soon have a new wastewater heat recovery system - the first of its kind in Canada to source from a municipal sewer pump station.

Richmond not ready to endorse fin ban

As Vancouver began nailing its colours to the anti-shark fin mast, the City of Richmond was quick to step back from taking a position on the proposed regional ban.