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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.

Busy mom enjoys summer break to connect with son

A seismic shift in the foundation of many people's 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.

Next week, Pathways Clubhouse helps celebrate the Canadian Mental Health Association's (CMHA) mental health awareness week through the free screening of This Dust of Words, an information display and a thrift store sale for the public.

The Richmond Olympic Oval will launch its $550,000 climbing centre next week. The 6,400 sq ft. wall will feature 31 routes for all skills levels and a wheelchair accessible rappel deck. It will be the highest of its kind in B.C.

Questions about the need for a seniors advocate, negotiations with B.C.

A 20-year-old Richmond man is among the latest to be facing charges for his part in the notorious Stanley Cup riot last year.

RCMP in the Kelowna area seized more marijuana plants than any other detachment in the province over the last year, illustrating a trend of growing operations migrating away from big cities, authorities say.

There are many arguments, positive and negative, surrounding whether school districts should take the plunge into the choppy educational waters of a balanced "yearround" calendar.

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.