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Pipeline protest at MLA's office

Group part of province-wide move to halt Northern Gateway

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FRIDAY The Cambie Branch of Richmond Public Library is holding a free, drop-in program called "Let's Read Together" for parents, caregivers and pre-school age children who want to learn English. The program takes place from 10: 30 a.m.

Police tracking credit card theft suspect

Mounties are looking for help in identifying a suspected credit card thief. On June 28, Richmond RCMP received a report from a resident that some mail had been stolen.

Under police protection, Sockeyes keep dream alive

After realizing there was a police guard outside their hotel, the Sockeyes began to understand the threat they posed. Deep in the beating heart of hockey country, the Sockeyes were public enemy number one in Red Deer, Alb.

Shark fin soup public forum on table

Richmond MP Alice Wong attracts local, global condemnation

City reaffirms pipeline protest

They can move the pipeline any way they want, present the project in any package they like; the answer will still be "no, thanks.

Sockeyes continue to inspire future generations

By the early 2000s, the Richmond Sockeyes had long since become a household name. Thirty years since the franchise began, the Sockeyes had won several important championships. In 2002, ownership once again switched hands from Romeo Bon to Ken Kirby.

Richmond gets animated

What does a troubled young vampire and a lost Polish town have in common? They are both short animated films (ranging between five to 10 minutes in length) by some of Canadas top animators.

Shark fin soup forum on Richmond table

As MP Alice Wong's eating of shark fin soup continues to draw condemnation and criticism from Richmond and around the world, two other interested parties have agreed to take part in a public forum.

Sockeyes spawned same year as Summit Series

Construction of Minoru Arena set the stage for Richmond to have team in West Coast Junior Hockey League