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Letters: KPU criminologist fears council motion further marginalizes sex workers

Letters: KPU criminologist fears council motion further marginalizes sex workers

A letter writer questions whether Coun. Kash Heed's background in policing is clouding his judgment.
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Taiwan promotes itself as layover for Richmond-to-Asia travellers

Taiwan promotes itself as layover for Richmond-to-Asia travellers

Tourists who have a layover in Taiwan for more than seven hours can book a free city tour
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Letters: Seniors need help before big sports investment

Letters: Seniors need help before big sports investment

A letter writer wonders why so much money is proposed for a baseball diamond when seniors services are lacking.
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Business Excellence: Spread’Em Kitchen is small business of the year

Business Excellence: Spread’Em Kitchen is small business of the year

Mellisa Mills' business started as a weekend farmers market hustle.
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New ramen bar opens, beef noodle joint closes in Richmond

New ramen bar opens, beef noodle joint closes in Richmond

Hibiki Ramen Yakitori Bar is the latest addition to the food scene near Richmond's Walmart, while a restaurant in Lansdowne Centre is being turned into a financial institute.
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Richmond warming centres open at Brighouse and South Arm

Richmond warming centres open at Brighouse and South Arm

An extreme weather alert has been issued in Richmond, triggering the opening of warming centres.
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Annual Victor Ghirra toy drive returns to Richmond on Sunday

Annual Victor Ghirra toy drive returns to Richmond on Sunday

The 17th annual toy drive is collecting donations for 17 charities and organizations across the Lower Mainland.
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Sex worker advocates push back against attempt to rid Richmond of massage parlours

Sex worker advocates push back against attempt to rid Richmond of massage parlours

'Sex work isn’t a moral or ethical issue to be debated or outlawed, it’s a labour issue and should be treated as such": Pace Society
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B.C. premier to attend Richmond menorah lighting on Sunday

B.C. premier to attend Richmond menorah lighting on Sunday

A menorah lighting and educational activities will be available at Richmond Public Library to celebrate Hanukkah
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Richmond community commits to ending gender violence with memorial vigil

Richmond community commits to ending gender violence with memorial vigil

Dec. 6 marked the 34th anniversary since 14 engineering students, all women, were murdered in the 1989 Montreal Massacre
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