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? Richmond's annual Remembrance Day Ceremony and Parade will take place on Sunday, Nov. 11 at Richmond City Hall, 6911 No. 3 Rd., beginning at 7 a.m. For more information and the schedule, visit www.richmondremembers.ca.

Two Richmond Mounties have been handed a prestigious award for their work in promoting public safety and crime prevention.

B.C.s Ministry of Education is looking to the school districts for feedback.

South Asians mark victory of good over evil

The City of Richmond is encouraging local businesses to apply for the electric vehicle charging station incentive program.

Brave shopper recalls moment he thought gun was being turned

The scene was one of paramount celebration. Tanks paraded with trucks throughout the streets of the southern Netherlands. Kids hopped on top in ecstasy, as soldiers handed out chocolates.

For most people, Remembrance Day is a time reserved for honouring those who fought in the war, both alive and dead. Many ceremonies are held across the country, where people visit memorials, nameplates, or tombstones acknowledging those who served.

Judy Assoon remembers her family sitting around the dinner table as she and her brother begged their father to tell them one of his favourite war stories.