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Richmond residents ready to rappel down skyscraper

Two Richmond residents are preparing to rappel 200 feet down a skyscraper for a children's charity.

Police probe suspicious fires in Richmond apartment buildings; gasoline used to start blazes

Richmond RCMP is investigating four suspicious fires in apartment buildings that have rendered several families homeless. The fires started at different locations throughout Richmond, but are believed to be connected due to similarities.

Nowhere for Richmond voters to hide on Election Day

Richmond voters will have expanded voting opportunities and greater access to voter and candidate information in this November's general local and school board elections.

Richmond man wakes neighbours as complex burns

It was a little after four a.m. when the insistent ringing of a fire alarm roused the sleeping community at Dockside Village last week.

Richmondites learn how to cope with dementia

Friends and family members of dementia sufferers can find instruction and solace in a series of workshops organized by the Alzheimer Society of B.C. scheduled for the next four Tuesday afternoons.

Steveston set to be covered by heritage blanket

A plan to blanket large parts of Steveston with a heritage tag has been hatched to better market the fishing village to tourists.

Use discretion when choosing your PM

In the aftermath of 2008-09, many investors have opted for discretionary portfolio management services. According to the Investor Economics Spring 2011 report, advisor-managed programs experienced growth of 9.2 per cent for the quarter and 30.

Beat back-to-school cranks

Ah, the sun is a little lower in the sky and the crickets are chirping in the grass. It must be back to school time. In honour of the time of year, I have written this article in an easy Coles Notes study version.

Nowhere for Richmond voters to hide on Election Day

Richmond voters will have expanded voting opportunities and greater access to voter and candidate information in this Novembers general local and school election.

City finances look good

$1.7 million surplus forecasted despite global turmoil