Weekly Feature Archive

A small band of citizens, set up to lure child predators online and hand them to police, made its first 'catch' in Richmond. But is the group, led by Brendon Brady (pictured), providing a public service or risking public safety?

Building bylaw amendments aim to curb mega homes and protect green space but there are concerns about property values being affected

Ghost cities built on speculation

Former sports editor and Richmond Sports Council founder humbled and honoured to be among this year's 17 inductees

City of Richmond says it improves cycling network based on priorities (see below)

Richmond's Tommy Wong, 98, held no grudges at being called to arms after initial Second World War rejection

School has always been a priority for former Dixon dragon, says mom

The Richmond Olympic Oval Corporation is claiming expenses of close to $46,000 for sending four Oval and/or City of Richmond senior managers to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil during the Olympic Games in August to, in part, to market the recently-opened Richm

Trustees have interpreted a letter from local BC Liberal MLAs as a sign that no schools will close. Meanwhile the Ministry of Education is still open to "amalgamating" schools.

During a personal tour of Vancouver Airport with its president and CEO Craig Richmond, The News hears how YVR's latest master plan calls for terminal expansion, but stops short of adding a third runway