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Art exhibit inspired by open conversations

The evolving role of women in society and the social and political milieu in which that evolution has happened is one of the issues explored in Open Conversations, an art exhibit currently showing at the Richmond Art Gallery.

Richmond arthritis research centre hosts debate on technology and pain

A Richmond-based expert on arthritis is lauding the benefits of digital media in helping patients cope with their chronic condition. Dr.

Foraging gets fashionable in Richmond

Edible Wild course aims to get garden weeds onto the plate

$330,000 raised by Chinese-Canadians

Richmond Hospital Foundation sees huge support

Mounties search for Chinese tourists

Second such alarming report in less than two weeks

Housing starts strong despite slow sales

Construction is going strong in Metro Vancouver, even though home resale prices are dropping slightly and sales activity is significantly below historical levels.

Last chance to shape Richmond's future

It's been three years in the making and now the public will have one final say this fall in how it's put together.

Guilty plea in murder case; Victim went missing in 2011

A husband will likely spend a number of years behind bars after pleading guilty to murdering his wife back in 2011. Zhongming (James) Mou, 36, pleaded guilty to the second-degree murder of Yating (Lancy) Hu in a New Westminster courtroom Tuesday.

Richmond's 'Team Canada' honoured in Ottawa

They won silver in Europe and now theyve been recognized in their home country for potentially saving the lives of people around the world.

Cutbacks make fundraiser vital

Four days a week, Richmond's Wilson Tam heads over to the Richmond Centre for Disability (RCD). Once there, Tam either volunteers to teach ESL, belts out a tune in the singing club, takes part in the creative art class, or practices his martial arts.