Richmond News

Former Richmond resident Gary Averbach also raised over $500k for cancer research.

A Richmond News reader talks about the responsibilities of an editor.

Some people are realizing that coming down off the app is better for their mental fitness.

Garry Point Park beaches continue to be closed.

A Richmond News reader discusses the language used in a recent letter to the Editor.

An eclectic selection of wines priced right for inflationary times.

A noise complaint led to an allegation by Richmond RCMP of illegal gambling.

Alleged money launderer Paul King Jin used a Hong Kong company to register mortgages against property he owned through shell companies, the B.C. Director of Civil Forfeiture claims.

Richmondites are advised to stay back from shorelines, keep an eye on pets, and avoid swimming: city spokesperson.

Joey McLeod taught in West Vancouver and Richmond.

A.R. MacNeill secondary graduate Nathan Chu is one of 11 recipients of LifeLabs’ annual Family Scholarship.

A boat built in 1903 in Denmark, whose current home is in Steveston, has a storied history as a fishing boat and for use by the Danish Navy.

A new COVID-19 rapid self-test called SwiftSwab was designed and developed by Richmond-based Gene Bio Medical.

If you see a white van with some unusual attachments cruising around the city, take a closer look. You might just be witnessing one of Western Canada’s first mobile labs.

‘It really felt like a gift for me to do it,’ said manager of KPU Farm on Garden City Lands.

Thirty candidates from across the Lower Mainland have confirmed they will be at the Aug. 21 event at King George Park.

Good Co. Bars opened its Steveston location just two weeks ago.

Metro Vancouver cities are growing a bigger financial footprint in terms of revenue and expenditures per capita, adjusted for inflation, a Fraser Institute analysis shows.

Number of those in ICU with the disease is lowest since mid-June

Proceeds from the Richmond BC Pickleball Association’s charity tournament were donated to Kidsport Richmond in an effort to ‘give back’ to the local community.