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Young, local talent make their debut in musical spoof about beauty pageants

In just a few days, summer will be officially over for kids in Richmond. And the start of the new school year marks a good time to establish, or re-establish, healthy habits that will see kids of all ages flourish both physically and mentally.

Shes battered, bruised and has already worn well into her second skin on her ankles. But you wont hear Vallerie Skelly complaining.

B.C. and other Canadian exports are finding new markets for their products in Asia through the new China South Airlines (CSA) cargo service officially launched this week from YVR to Shanghai. Since July, CSA has been moving B.C.

It's not unusual for investors to have several accounts spread over different advisors. For some, it reflects a desire to diversify their portfolios by bringing various perspectives to the table, while for others it's a result of circumstances.

For years, Richmond, resident Selina She Yin Tsui held herself out as a "holistic healer," diagnosing ailments from tapeworms, gallstones and parasites to cancer.

Memorial event expected to rake in more than $30,000 for children

A Richmond family protesting over the proposed closure of a group home for developmentally disabled adults is stepping up the pressure on the B.C. government.

Premier Christy Clark has broken her promise to ensure that the province provides police with adequate resources to investigate the Stanley Cup riot, says NDP justice critic Kathy Corrigan.

It wasnt all sun, sand and sea for some hard-working Richmond teenagers this summer. Many local youth were busy at respective armed forces summer camps, with three in particular sailing through the ranks with flying colours.