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A construction worker is in serious condition after a near 800-pound pane of glass fell on him at the River Green site in the Olympic oval precinct.

Whether its on the belly of the Canada Line, on your iPod or in a park washroom expect to see artwork in very unexpected places this year in Richmond.

Almost $750,000 is being lined up to be spent on this year's community grants throughout Richmond.

In ancient traditions, snakes generally symbolize many, and often, contradicting attributes, representing both good and evil, from fertility and rebirth to poison and vengefulness.

What do a Big Irishman and Chinese New Year have in common? They'll both be part of Richmond Celebrates Hockey Day at the Richmond Olympic Oval this Saturday, Feb. 9.

B.C.'s Bait Car Program a contributing factor since its inception a decade ago

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Steveston business owner Tony Dales is hoping a "collective" effort from him and his customers will help get the wheels rolling on a novel idea for bike repair and maintenance.

Martial arts expert launches do-it-yourself defense book

Local fortune teller Sherman Tai writes about how Canada will be affected by the Year of the Snake. Government will be stable in 2013.