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Letters: I don't feel unsafe in Richmond

Letters: I don't feel unsafe in Richmond

Letter writer wonders what agenda MLA Teresa Wat is pursuing claiming 'nobody' is safe in Richmond.
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No calls to Richmond police, bylaws while drinking allowed in parks

No calls to Richmond police, bylaws while drinking allowed in parks

Some people complained about under-aged alcohol consumption in parks.
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Letters: MLA Wat's comments 'fear mongering' as Richmond feels safe

Letters: MLA Wat's comments 'fear mongering' as Richmond feels safe

News reader thinks building community will help people feel safer.
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Column: Homeless people living in tents need somewhere to live

Column: Homeless people living in tents need somewhere to live

Everyone deserves to feel safe in their city, including those without homes.
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3 new restaurants enrich Richmond’s culinary scene

3 new restaurants enrich Richmond’s culinary scene

They offer speciality dishes from marinated raw seafood, to meat ball noodle soup, to Fuzhou cuisine
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Steveston restaurant closes after 20 years

Steveston restaurant closes after 20 years

The restaurant on Fisherman’s Wharf closed permanently on Friday.
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Richmond council asked to extend Alderbridge supportive housing lease until 2027

Richmond council asked to extend Alderbridge supportive housing lease until 2027

A permanent 60-unit supportive housing building is expected to open in 2027.
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Should you bring your dog to the Richmond Halloween fireworks?

Should you bring your dog to the Richmond Halloween fireworks?

Dogs may run away if the fireworks trigger their fight-or-flight responses.
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10% of condos in one Richmond strata complex for sale in past six months

10% of condos in one Richmond strata complex for sale in past six months

There have been 24 units for sale in one strata complex at Gilbert Road and Elmbridge Way, which was completed in 2022.
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Metro Vancouver approves construction fees despite political 'hostage taking'

Metro Vancouver approves construction fees despite political 'hostage taking'

Metro Vancouver has approved new development cost charges despite opposition from federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser, who is presently withholding money designed to increase permits and help house vulnerable people.
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