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It's who you know

It's who you know

Snuffling at the public trough apparently got so loud this week that even Premier Christy Clark found it impossible to ignore.
Richmond benefits from thriving arts scene

Richmond benefits from thriving arts scene

The development of a thriving arts and cultural sector in Richmond is a key council term goal and we're making great strides toward achieving that goal.
Don't like Canada? There's the door

Don't like Canada? There's the door

Richmond - The Editor, Re: "Coalition threatens lawsuit," News, March 7. Ms.
Why flying half Ukrainian?

Why flying half Ukrainian?

Richmond - The Editor, Let's stop flying our flags at halfmast in support of Ukraine. Half-masting represents being conquered by death, with its invisible flag flying above.
News for hire

News for hire

Pop songstress Cyndi Lauper once opined, "Money changes everything.
PMV's habitat banking scheme on slippery slope

PMV's habitat banking scheme on slippery slope

In 2012, Port Metro Vancouver (PMV) and the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) signed an agreement whereby PMV will be given habitat credits to remove logs and debris from Fraser River estuary marshes.
Reid's spending will keep voters in hiding

Reid's spending will keep voters in hiding

Richmond - The Editor, Re: "Reid mum on expense row," News, March 5.
Forget apology, get political

Forget apology, get political

Richmond - The Editor, I have followed with interest the Head Tax issue since I first saw a Chinese man standing on the Vancouver City Hall grounds with his hand-lettered protest sign about that injustice.
It's the end of the world - again

It's the end of the world - again

The end is nigh! At least in fiction and popular culture.
Just say 'non'

Just say 'non'

Quebec Premier Pauline Marois is hoping to lead the Parti Québécois to a majority government on April 7, and she's planning to do it the oldfashioned way: by appealing to the fearful and those stuck in the past.