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Until Sept. 16 Summer Night Market The Summer Night Market in Richmond is back for 2012 from now to Sept. 16.

Chef aims to stir up new attitude to food

Richmond chef Ian Lai has spent the last few years digging in the dirt with elementary age children. He couldn't be happier.

Local garment company gets F from Business Bureau

A Richmond company has received an F rating by the B.C. Better Business Bureau (BBB) because of numerous complaints against it for not delivering the product or refunding customers. Co-operation Garments Distributor Ltd.

Richmond potato skinning unprecedented

Up to 5,000 spuds ripped from the ground in brazen farm heist

Shopper nabbed for not declaring

Rolex watches doubled in price

New scholarships promote trades

British Columbia is creating new trades and technology scholarships for high school students in recognition that more needs to be done to address skill shortages that are expected to worsen, especially in booming areas of the province.

City prepares for Chinese tourists

We've welcomed Chinese immigrants, now let's bring on the Chinese tourists, said Ed Gavsie, director of visitor and partner services at Tourism Richmond.

Potato skinning unprecedented

Up to 5,000 spuds ripped from the ground in brazen farm heist

Shopper nabbed for not declaring Rolex watches doubled in price

Richmond Provincial Court fined a Vancouver resident for possessing five unlawfully imported Rolex watches. Yan Tao Zhao was returning from China last October when she declared $500 worth of clothing to customs.

Two Richmond cops embark on first Tour de Coast ride

Makenzie, 12, is a junior Cops member who suffers from optic nerve glioma