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Raccoons attack and kill another family pet

The owner of a dead cat is posting warning notices in her neighbourhood after raccoons dragged away her family pet of 17 years.

City honoured for child services

The City of Richmond was honoured with the BC Ministry of Children and Family Development's Child Care Award of Excellence this year - making it one of only two city governments to receive the award.

Brodie supports concept of road pricing

Translink opts for temporary property tax to help support Evergreen Line

Indoor volleyball court takes summer inside

Entrepreneurs hope to lure the young crowd to B.C.'s first indoor beach complex

Farmers to receive funding following disastrous floods

Relief worth $5 million aimed to help producers recover after heavy rainfall devastated crops last fall

Alegria's salad a taste of summer on the plate

As soon as you walk into Alegria Café & Giftware bistro, you're hit with the smells of fresh baked goods and organic coffee wafting in the air. This neighbourhood eatery is owned and run by Narbada Langham.

Smile, you're on camera

Four more Intersection Safety Cameras have gone live in Richmond as a part of a joint effort on behalf of the police, provincial government and ICBC to curb accidents at intersections.

Plane sinks into asphalt at YVR

Flying hospital's good will tour launched despite earlier glitch

Green Team tackles scotch broom at Iona

The Lower Mainland Green Team will be at Iona Beach in Richmond on Sunday July 17th to remove scotch broom from 10am-1pm. All welcome! Refreshments, tools and equipment provided. The event is on rain or shine.

Jampolsky to represent city

Howard Jampolsky has been appointed as the City of Richmond's representative on the board of the Vancouver Airport Authority. Jampolsky is not new to civic politics and comes with a wealth of experience.