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School integrates range of ability as important learning tool

Oval bosses hope a $6 million Olympic museum will be enough to convince tourists to spend more time in Richmond.

MP confident fins legal, despite lack of labelling

During high school drama class discussions, Jennifer Wagner was terrified of being singled out. Put her on stage, though, and Wagner completely forgot her timidity. "I was a super shy kid, I was definitely not the class clown," said Wagner.

He might only be 12, but Mitchell Schroter is determined to help others in need. Mitchell and hundreds of other passionate Richmond students will join world-renowned speakers and performers in Vancouvers Rogers Arena for We Day on Oct.

Tendrils of fog curl around lampposts as I make my way along Government Street. Hunched against a spiteful wind, the phrase, "It was a dark and stormy night." is a nagging refrain that keeps time with my hurrying feet.

They're huge, they're heavy and they're hard to hide. But for some reason serial thieves have a thing for bridge-launching girders.

Richmond residents are now able to drop off all types of lighting products at local collection sites for free. LightRecycle - a non-profit program to recycle lighting products in B.C.

A Calgary man has been charged after a fatal two-vehicle crash on the Sea to Sky Highway in January. Jacob Mitzimberg, 20, is charged with impaired driving causing death and dangerous driving causing death after an accident on Jan.

James Whiteside Elementary has been chosen as a winner of a national contest for its essay submissions describing how the school would benefit from an inclusive playground, which will bring children of all abilities together.