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Cops, justice minister show off former drug-running chopper in Richmond; forfeiture office seizes $11 million in assets, doubling last year

The B.C. Civil Forfeiture office has seized almost $11 million in assets from suspected criminals over the last year, double its take from the previous year. B.C.

Missing man last seen in Steveston

Richmond RCMP is requesting the publics assistance in locating a missing 62 year old Surrey resident. Family members last saw George Isaac Peter on January 24th around 2 p.m.

There's more to us than meets the eye: Richmond's Mayor

The population spurt in Richmond over the last five years may be almost bang on the regional average, but the city's mayor believes there are many more bodies here than meets the eye.

It only takes a split second to lose a child; Richmond mom relives pill panic

Kathleen Wong had only been in the door of her parents' house for a few minutes. A very protective mother of three young children, by her own admission, Wong always makes sure her home is safe. But this wasn't her house.

Richmond youth urged to help RCMP name new boat

Richmond RCMP have got themselves a new launch and they want the citys younger generation to name it.

Richmond's Children's Festival gives kids place to 'do'

The fourth Children's Fest provides classes and hands-on activities

Richmond population grown by 9 per cent

British Columbia's population continues to grow rapidly, with new residents preferring urban metropolitan areas rather than rural centres.

Buble pulls out of Richmond oval event; but Canuck legends will still steal show

Canadian superstar Michael Buble has pulled out of his appearance at the Richmond Olympic Oval this weekend. Buble was due to appear at the oval as part of the Richmond Celebrates Scotiabank Hockey Day in Canada event on Saturday.

Staff hope 'sound zones' will quiet political racket

New noise bylaw lets city assess sound clashes case-by-case

Richmond symposium explores affordable housing options

Homebuyers with moderate to low incomes in other Canadian cities are getting a mortgage booster through shared equity programs that proponents see as one solution to the housing affordability problem in B.C.