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Resolution supports Richmond workers

The B.C. Legislature unanimously passed a joint resolution in support of laidoff Aveos aircraft maintenance workers Thursday (March 29) afternoon.

Breakfast Club serves more than food

Club creates bonds director John Hughes could only imagine

No. 5 and Cambie T-bone town

Intersection 3rd worst in Metro

City plans trips to China, Japan

Richmond's mayor will lead a 22-member delegation to China next month to forge stronger business, educational, social and cultural links. Mayor Malcolm Brodie and six councillors will head the delegation that will be in China from April 25-29.

Two pedestrians struck within an hour in Richmond

Two male pedestrians were struck separately while crossing the street in marked crosswalks within an hour of each other Tuesday (March 27) night. Both men were treated at Richmond Hospital for minor injuries.
Breakfast Club serves more than food

Breakfast Club serves more than food

Wu Chang prepares to battle crowds at Richmond Cultural Centre

Wu Chang prepares to battle crowds at Richmond Cultural Centre

Richmond artist Tiana Kaczor is in the home stretch. After more than two months of painstakingly painting her seven-foot custom made fiberglass Asian warrior, dubbed Wu Chang, she is happy to report that she will be done by mid-April.

Surgeries jeopardized by labour strife

3,200 patients warned over anesthesiologists' job action

Bucking tradition sets wedding apart

Over the course of their lifetimes, people will be wedding guests on several occasions. During the height of wedding season, weddings can run into one another, as the format and the festivities are similar at various ceremonies.

City of Richmond plans sister city trips to China, Japan

Richmonds mayor will lead a 22-member delegation to China next month to forge stronger business, educational, social and cultural links. Mayor Malcolm Brodie and six councillors will head the delegation that will be in China from April 25-29.