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Airport improvement fee takes off

Brought in as temporary in 1993, the Vancouver Airport Improvement Fee is once again being increased, this time to pay for a $1.8-billion airport upgrade.

Pipeline protest planned

A group protesting the proposed jet fuel plan in Richmond will hold a rally right outside the open house of the controversial plan's proponents.

Lion lights up seniors home

The Grey Cup lit up the faces of dozens of Richmond seniors on Wednesday after BC Lion Arland Bruce arrived in town with the famous trophy.

Findlay defends Safe Streets Act

Delta-Richmond East MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay praised the federal government's new crime legislation at a Delta Chamber of Commerce luncheon Wednesday in Ladner.

Airport improvement fee takes off

Brought in as temporary in 1993, the Vancouver Airport Improvement Fee is once again being increased, this time to pay for a $1.8-billion airport upgrade.

Defusing abuse victims' dark secrets

In the second part of our series on child sex abuse, the News talks to a therapist about how she helps heal the wounds inflicted by traumatic events.
Tempting Providence pays homage to Myra Bennett

Tempting Providence pays homage to Myra Bennett

She was called the Florence Nightingale of the North. To John Abelseth she was grandma.

Findlay defends Safe Streets Act

Delta-Richmond East MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay praised the federal governments new crime legislation at a Delta Chamber of Commerce luncheon Wednesday in Ladner.

City of Richmond employee suspect in loss of $200,000

Richmond police are investigating a city employee who allegedly stole about $200,000 from the South Arm Community Association during the past five years.

B.C. property assessments skyrocket in Richmond, but appeals drop off

Despite skyrocketing and sometimes uneven property assessments that will mean property tax increases for some homeowners, appeals are down in key areas compared to this time last year, according to BC Assessment. With 10 days to go before the Jan.