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Taxi passengers may hold key to Richmond assault

Taxi passengers may hold key to Richmond assault

Police are asking the public for help in tracking down assailants who carried out an unprovoked early morning attack on a man. The 47-year-old victim was walking, en route to getting picked up for work, at around 4 a.m.

City of Richmond backs sacked Aveos workers

The City of Richmond was expected this week to throw its support behind 350 sacked aircraft maintenance workers.

Massey Tunnel under review

53-year-old crossing over-capacity: Delta mayor

Shortage of anesthesiologists keeps Richmond OR idle

While patients wait months for life-altering surgery, a fully equipped, state-of-the-art operating room sits empty much of the time at Richmond Hospital. The reason: a shortage of anesthesiologists.

Developer signs deal for 600 acres of ALR land

Proposal would turn Delta farmland into a rail yard to service Gateway Project

Greenhouse growers get relief

Provincial Agriculture Minister Don McRae returned to a Ladner greenhouse Tuesday to announce more than $7 million in carbon tax relief for greenhouse growers. McRae was at Village Farms to announce a onetime grant of $7.
Crime pays for Street Smarts

Crime pays for Street Smarts

Civil forfeitures help fund Touchstone crime prevention program

Spring break changes dates

Richmond public school students will see the schedule of their annual spring break change next year.

Officer involved in collision

A Richmond RCMP officer was responding to a report of a robbery in progress when a collision occurred between the officer's marked police car and a civilian vehicle at the intersection of No. 4 Road and Alderbridge Way on Wednesday at 5: 30 p.m.

Appeal denied for loan shark killer

A man who was found guilty in the slaying of Richmond loan shark Rong Lilly Li lost his conviction appeal Tuesday. In October 2009, a B.C.