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Richmond lesbian officer steps up for LGBT youth facing discrimination

There is a light at the end of the tunnel is the message Const. Connie Henderson wants lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) teens to hear.

Eateries learning lesson

Now city targets residents dumping grease down sink

Richmond Mounties bag top Justice Award; constables engaged Punjabi community through radio shows

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

Restorative justice being served

Association lauds program, says community attitude is changing

YVR confirms designer outlet switch; new site adjacent to Canada Line station

Vancouver Airport has decided to move its proposed designer outlet shopping centre into the shadow of a Canada Line station.

Foreign student fee hike advised

Richmond Board of Education is considering an increase to the tuition fee for students registered in the International Student Program.
Richmond entrepreneurs head for the dragons

Richmond entrepreneurs head for the dragons

Its the lap of luxury a resort located conveniently near the airport, individually themed bedrooms with views, private TVs, sheepskin covers, and a day spa, as well as the finest food money can buy.

Richmond's capital budget spending the lowest for years

After a few years of big spending on a new community safety building, retro-fitting the oval post-Olympics and acquiring the Garden City Lands, the City of Richmond's capital budget appears to have leveled out. Down again to $68.
Richmond fundraiser helps kids with disability

Richmond fundraiser helps kids with disability

For months after Anne Cuthberts son Matthew Wilson was born, the new mom had no idea her beautiful baby boy had heart problems. By the time Matthew was a year old, he needed open-heart surgery.

Chapters launches authors night

When Richmond author Danny Unrau published his first two books, he remembers travelling to the different Chapters locations in his city for small, intimate readings.