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Region eyes idle farms

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.

ThePulse We've got our finger on it

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.

Conjuring up some comfort food at its finest

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.

Confidence springs back

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.

Don't bother filling it: Report

Study says dumping on Steveston waterfront will cause too much trouble

Ethnic enclaves offer support

Richmond mayor said Chinese tend to amass in highrises

McMath English teacher mourned

Family and friends are mourning the sudden death of a beloved Richmond English teacher. Verena Klose, 37, passed away March 27 in her sleep, said her husband Ramon, who tearfully recounted details about the woman he called the love of his life.
Heroes need help, too

Heroes need help, too

Richmond plane crash survivor and civilian rescuer reach out and find help to heal from emotional trauma

Get set for the green; 41,000 green carts will roll into Richmond homes in April and May

With the delivery of 41,000 green carts over the next two months, Richmond residents in single-family homes and more than 11,000 townhomes are on track to use the city's new Green Cart program.

Infilling waterfront site would shut down Richmond boardwalk: Report

Richmond City Council will this week ponder what to do with a near two-acre site on Stevestons waterfront.