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Green teacher looks local for global solutions

Michael Wolfe Green Party Born and raised in Richmond like the local products and made-in-Richmond solutions he advocates, Michael Wolfe believes being a familiar face in the Richmond Centre riding can work to his advantage and improve voter engageme

Illegal drug trade 'impacted'

Seven people have been charged with drug-related offences after a swoop at three locations by Richmond RCMP's Organized Crime Unit (OCU).

Give power back to the people

CHANEL DONOVAN UNPARTY Hold town hall meetings, strike up debates, come to a consensus and let the people decide how to run B.C.

Wat looks east for revenue

TERESA WAT BC LIBERAL Richmond Centre B.C. Liberal candidate Teresa Wat is convinced her media background trumps being a Richmond resident when it comes to connecting with voters.

Law: Mayors should drive the bus regarding transit

Gary Law said the colour purple on his campaign signage says it all.

Lee defends name game

RICHARD LEE INDPENDENT The lack of a recognizable name and the absence of a connection between them and Richmond was the catalyst for Richard Lee to enter the race.

Election race stumbles out the gate; two big names failed to show, attended TV debate parties instead

Only 12 of the 19 candidates from Richmonds three ridings attended Monday night at the citys first English-speaking all-candidates meeting.

Three more run in Richmond East

The ballot for the riding of Richmond East got a little more crowded for the May 14 provincial election.

Richmond Search and Rescue team recruits volunteers

For the past 31 years, Richmond Search and Rescue volunteers have dedicated countless hours to the worthy cause, scouring the waves for vessels gone adrift and pulling people out of cold water.

Modellers bring maritime history to life

Steveston club part of Doors Open event across Richmond this weekend