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What happens when you discover that your beloved farm house that you rented out has been turned into a pot growing operation? Simple, the husband and wife owners fall back in love among the ruins.

Three restaurants in Richmond have stepped up and will open their doors Thursday, March 7 to celebrate Dining Out For Life, BCs largest restaurant fundraiser.

A group of protestors are taking their fight and their tractors all the way to Premier Christy Clarks constituency office today.

Police are on the hunt for a serial fraudster after he tried to dupe someone in Richmond. Richard Earl Rupert, 56, is wanted for multiple counts of fraud by police agencies all across Canada. On Feb.

City could explore building height increase

A man entered guilty pleas Thursday in connection with the fatal stabbings of his estranged wife and a male friend of hers in a McDonald's on No. 3 Road and Granville Avenue.

For years, Vancouver resident Gurpreet Gill was a missing person whose family desperately searched for her. Now she has been confirmed as a 2006 murder victim and her husband Jaswant Singh Gill has been charged with killing her. Vancouver Police Sgt.

Anti-bullying rock concert comes to MacNeill secondary

The Richmond Photo Club is currently holding its annual exhibition of members photographs at the food court rotunda of Lansdowne Centre this week. This year, the exhibit comprises of about 96 photos by 24 of the members.

Incorporating elements of landscape, poetry, lanterns, parades, music and fire, the work of community celebration artist Paula Jardine will be presented at the second of three free talks in The Lulu Series: Art in the City 2013 this Thursday, Feb.