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Strategy aims to increase artist 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.

Instructor TALKs about the brain

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.

Businesses take a bow

Richmond News congratulates the winners of this year's awards

Transit police search for victims of sexual assault

Transit police are probing a series of sexual assaults on the Canada Line between King Edward and Brighouse Stations. At around 4: 30 p.m., Monday, Sept.

Cell phone thieves employ dirty trick

Thieves are using new distraction techniques to prize people's expensive phones from their hands in Richmond. According to Richmond RCMP, in previous thefts, suspects were tricking people by asking them for the time.

Young drivers suspected of street racing

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

Townhomes get ready for food scrap recycling

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

Richmondites don't seem to care about Metro Van survey

Theyve reached out through various mediums and even changed the language to breach ethnic barriers but still Richmondites seem apathetic towards the 2012 Metro Vancouver Urban Futures Survey.

70 participate in Steveston's Grand Prix of Art

Steveston was swarmed by 70 artists from across B.C. and the United States, who descended on the village with paintbrush and easel in tow.

Transit police search for victims, witnesses of sexual assault

A series of sexual assaults occurred Monday, Sept. 10, on the Canada Line between King Edward and Brighouse Stations. At approximately 4:30 p.m., Monday, Sept.