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Schools 'not' out for summer?

A seismic shift in the foundation of many peoples daily lives could be about to shake down after the B.C. government decided last week to allow school districts to switch to a balanced calendar.
Tourism Richmond announces top three bloggers

Tourism Richmond announces top three bloggers

Tourism Richmond has now narrowed down a 1,500-applicant search for a food blogger to an elite three a Vancouverite, a Torontonian and an Ottawan.

One-man protest leads to altercation

Woman driver picks fight with flag-stomping man at busy intersection

City signs on dotted line

The cities of Richmond and Xiamen, China are now officially sisters. The deal to link the two in arms was formally signed by Mayor Malcolm Brodie today (Friday) in Xiamen in front of a delegation from Richmond city council and school trustees.

Convicted killer gets new trial

Joshua Berner wins appeal over conviction for Ben Warland murder

Family of co-pilot who died seek action

Robics want Transport Canada to work on reducing post-crash fires

Man in motion relay makes stop at oval

Richmond will welcome the Man in Motion back to his adopted hometown at the Richmond Olympic Oval on Sunday, May 20, as the Rick Hansen 25th Anniversary Relay enters the final two cities of its nine-month, cross-Canada journey.

Cops seek suspected thief

Richmond RCMP is asking the public for help in identifying a man captured on surveillance video attempting to use a stolen credit card. On Feb.

Young Richmond filmmakers recognized at EyeLens Festival

Tucked away within the depths of Galiano Island sits a rural film camp amongst an old, growth forest. Attendees shed their civilian life for a week at a time to reveal their eccentric selves on the secluded island and create.
Richmondites help out at Earth Day

Richmondites help out at Earth Day