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Earth Day fever takes over Richmond

This Sunday, citizens and corporations around the world will commemorate Earth Day by promoting environmental protection and sustainability.
Remembering two colourful Richmondites

Remembering two colourful Richmondites

Mary Gazetas, 68, and Archie Whalen, 62, passed away last week

Drug-addled killer gets 12 years

A man who may have been suffering from a methamphetamines-induced psychosis in January 2008, when he strangled to death a Richmond woman, has been sentenced to 12 years in jail.

Richmond News team awarded gold for Arts alive edition

The Richmond News editorial team was lauded Saturday night at B.C. Yukon Community Newspaper Association's Ma Murray Awards, where it took first place in the Art and Culture Writing category.

Career expo launches at Richmond elementary schools

Plan for global entertainment district is in the works

New Post to help serve Far East

Canada Post's new $200-million processing plant on Sea Island looks set to play an integral role in the country's e-commerce drive.
Career expo launches at Dixon, Anderson

Career expo launches at Dixon, Anderson

The Dixon elementary gymnasium buzzed as about 100 Grade 7 students served up pasta, decorated cupcakes and blow-torched pipes - all under the supervision of willing Richmond high school students and teachers.

Attacker loses appeal

A man who terrorized and assaulted his wife over her infidelity, including an attack with a baseball bat while she and her new partner were sleeping, has lost his sentence appeal.

Port bosses attempt to bridge city divide

Councillors take issue with Port Metro review
Global entertainment district part of $4 billion development wave sweeping Richmond

Global entertainment district part of $4 billion development wave sweeping Richmond

An international destination shopping and entertainment district on a scale never seen before in Richmond is part of a $4 billion development wave sweeping over the city centre.