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"Does that mean south-east Richmond is targeted? Probably." -- Richmond RCMP Inspector Janis Gray on why the area is on a list of the top 10 highest drunk driving prohibitions in the province.

After a decade of teaching youth-at-risk in an alternative school in Coquitlam, Richmond's Rupi Gill decided to go back to school herself. "I taught at the Coquitlam Alternative Basic Education (C.A.B.E.

It's disappointing for cyclists and Steveston: director

Two months ago a barren triangle of land lay behind some houses and across from an elementary school. Today, that land is better described as a little plot of paradise, abundant with assorted fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers.

Homma community garden shows local residents hungry to grow their own food

Claude Tchao believes the launch of Canadas first all-freight cargo flight service between Vancouver and mainland China will not only keep his existing Chinese customers happy but open up new markets for seafood exports.

A sentencing hearing for Debbie Judd, the former treasurer and chair of the Richmond Youth Soccer Association who pled guilty to fraud, was adjourned Wednesday until Nov. 8.

This Saturday a few Richmond babes are getting ready to show their undies, all for a good cause.

Richmond motorists will face higher gas prices next spring if the regions mayors secure a two-cents-a-litre hike in the gas tax to build the $1.4-billion Evergreen Line.

The 2011 Steveston Sockeye Spin was cancelled Thursday due to a lack of sponsorship, according to the Steveston Community Society, the organizer of the cycling race. The CyclingBC event was scheduled for July 31.