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Living a life on the run for Terry

Lynne Dueck, 54, hasn't missed charity event in more than 30 years

Richmond marks 10th anniversary of 9/11

Ten years after the tragedy of 9/11 one engineer is harnessing technology to make flying safer while a local rector is trying to peacefully unify practitioners of different faiths. Engineer Don Ehrenholz was at the airport at 6 a.m.

Richmond would ditch the RCMP, but only as last resort

The City of Richmond would abandon the RCMP in favour of a provincial or municipal police force but only as a last resort.

'Modular centres' not ready at 3 schools

Delay in portable classrooms will mean students being shuffled around

Cyclist killed in Labour Day crash

A former Richmond man has died after he was struck by a van while he tried to fix the chain on his bike. Robert MacInnes, 35, now of Tofino, had been biking home from a party around 2: 45 a.m.

Another foot surfaces

A human leg bone sticking out of a running shoe was found Tuesday in False Creek, marking the eighth severed foot to be found in B.C. in four years.

School off B.C. funding list

Westwind elementary already has quality playpark
'It's a miracle of the human spirit'; Richmond manager helps break hockey world record

'It's a miracle of the human spirit'; Richmond manager helps break hockey world record

Forty female hockey players beat the Guinness World Record Monday for playing the longest hockey game in the world, but said the biggest reward was raising awareness and more than $125,000 for cystic fibrosis.

Heated debate keeps Richmond seniors young

David Lindquist, 86, felt youthful energy fire through him after attending the inaugural SeniorsKnow at Gilmore Gardens. Last May, the retired University of B.C.

Labour Day accident kills former Richmond man

A former Richmond man has died after he was struck by a van while he tried to fix the chain on his bike. Robert MacInnes, 35, now of Tofino, had been biking home from a party around 2: 45 a.m.