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Stop pro-CCP propaganda Dear Editor,

Recently in the Richmond News online edition and in the digital edition there have been banner advertisements calling for support of the Beijing Olympics in 2022.

The digital ads were two full pages, one giving the rational to support the Games and the other page listing 90 Chinese Canadian groups supporting the position.

The ads appear to be sponsored by the Canadian Alliance of Chinese Associations.

The ad attacks “certain organizations and Canadian political figures calling for a boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics and moving the games to another location.”

The ad claims the boycott and relocation is based on “reports of alleged but unproven human right violations in China’s Xinjiang region.”

The ad goes on to state “Such unfounded calls and allegations caused

grave concerns among numerous Chinese Canadians.”

This position on the Uighurs of Xinjiang by the Canadian Alliance of Chinese Associations is directly opposite to that taken by the Parliament of Canada in which the House of Commons voted in favour of a motion on Feb. 22, 2021 saying that China’s action in its western Xinjiang region met the definition of genocide.

The motion also called on the government to lobby the International Olympic Committee to move the games.

In addition, the ad claims that a boycott will further marginalize “AsianCanadians living in Canada” and “such marginalization is contrary to Canadian values.”

I believe Canadian values teach us tolerance and to protect all marginalized peoples whose human rights are threatened. Our responsibility lies with the people of Tibet, the Uighurs of Xinjiang and the people of Hong Kong.

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Depending upon the minority, these groups have suffered from genocide in Tibet and Xinjiang and loss of democratic freedoms in Hong Kong.

These actions carried out by the Chinese government are all contrary to Canadian values.

Over the years, there have been reports in Canada of groups being funded by the Chinese government to intimidate Chinese-Canadians who speak out against injustices in China.

I do not know if the Canadian Alliance of Chinese Associations is one of these groups, but their position on the Uighur situation in their ad and on their website could easily have been written by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China.

If the Canadian Alliance supports Canadian values, they should join Parliament in speaking out against the abuse of human rights in China, not furthering CCP propaganda.

Thanks for seamless vaccine process I was blown away by the whole vaccination experience and kudos to the whole crew at the River Rock Theatre.

From the ease of the parking, the great signage, the fact that you could take your younger friend in with you and at every turn there were two chairs so that you were never alone.

Lots of greeters and people to answer your questions, lots of seats so you could wait in comfort before and especially afterwards when you had to remain in place to see if there would be any sensitivity.

My appointment was for 9:30 a.m., everything was run on time and I was out of there by 10 a.m., greatly relieved to have my first shot against this nasty virus.

At 93, I have spent much of last year alone and very thankful for my furry companion, Tazz and the many caring friends and neighbours who helped me with all of my practical needs.

Today made me feel as if there might just be a light at the end of this seemingly endless tunnel. Thanks to all of the kind and thoughtful greeters, helpers and nursing staff for making my experience so joyful.

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Wealth tax needed Bike, walking Dear Editor,

A year ago, we were swiftly waking up to the realization that a pandemic was ripping through all habitable continents, leaving us in a state of fear and isolation.

A year later, thanks to the wonders of science and the development of various COVID-19 vaccines, we see the light at the end of the pitch-black tunnel. And, while we begin to earnestly think about returning to our everyday lives surrounded by those we love, we simultaneously process numerous grim realities.

In addition to the countless precious lives that have been lost, we are facing an economic crisis that rivals the 2007-2008 global recession.

Those of us lucky enough to have survived the pandemic will now have to collectively work together to put into place an economic recovery plan that not only generates wealth but is both just and environmentally

friendly.

One option for encouraging an economic recovery that is green, fair and equitable is through implementing a wealth tax. The proposed wealth tax would only be levied against the wealthiest among us, in other words, just those Canadians whose wealth is so abundant that they can easily afford the additional tax would be impacted.

For instance, levying a one-per-cent wealth tax on people with over $20 million in assets would generate around $10 billion per year.

If the policy were extended to include a two-per-cent wealth tax on individuals whose wealth exceeded $50 million and three per cent on those whose wealth was $100 million-plus, Ottawa alone would have roughly $20 billion in additional resources in one year.

The evidence shows, overwhelmingly, that the ultra-wealthy have witnessed their wealth grow exponen-

tially while the majority of us have tackled unprecedented economic setbacks and hardships this year.

By levying a modest, progressive wealth tax on those whose assets are extraordinary, no one would suffer. Instead, countless people could have their most basic needs met.

Imagine what we could do with that money. After ensuring that all our basic needs were met, we could implement a Green New Deal that would put thousands of Canadians to work and provide a sustainable energy supply for generations to come.

A wealth tax is the surest way to deal with growing wealth inequality, and additional funds could be invested in green infrastructure that would benefit our children and their children. Let’s all work together to promote this policy and secure our future.

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lanes not safe Dear Editor,

Last week was the opening of the River Parkway to replace River Road. I decided to go for a walk, end to end, from Gilbert Road all the way to Aberdeen Centre.

It was a nightmare. The bike lanes and sidewalks were only semi-protected. Who thought it was a good idea to have sidewalks at the same elevation as the motor vehicle lanes on a busy street, with only a tiny concrete curb and some plastic pylons separating you? Same with the bike lanes: barely safer than just some white paint. Come on, do they really think some green paint will stop cars from hitting pedestrians and cyclists?

Now, the city will tell you “Oh, it’s just an interim road!” and “We’ll fix it with future development!” This is a matter of safety.

The city needs to act now by implementing safety measures that benefit and protect all road users. This road is a failure in all departments: safety, speed and traffic.

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Judge Patrick Chen is reserving his sentencing until Monday in the case of a woman killed by an SUV in Richmond in 2014.

The justice said the delay was required given the amount of information brought forward by the defence lawyer that needed to be examined.

Christy Mahy was killed after being hit by an SUV driven by Erjon Kashari on Russ Baker Way. The accused left the country four months later to his native Albania — before charges were laid — with permission from the Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA).

He had withdrawn his refugee claim.

Kashari was extradited from Albania in the summer of 2020 and pleaded guilty to criminal negligence causing death.

The lawyer cited several circumstances for the delay in extraditing Kashari, including corruption in the Albanian judiciary system, a large-scale earthquake just before

his extradition hearing and COVID-19.

The court heard Monday that Kashari — who was in Canada on a work permit at the time of the accident — wasn’t asked any questions by the CBSA as to why he was withdrawing his refugee claim.

However, his defence lawyer said, during the three months Kashari was waiting to leave Canada, an officer from the CBSA did enquire with Richmond RCMP if “there were any concerns” about him leaving the country.

“The CBSA never heard back from the RCMP until long after Mr. Kashari had left Canada,” added the lawyer.

Before the scheduled sentencing Tuesday morning, Kashari’s defence lawyer argued that the defendant’s remorse should be a mitigating factor and the fact he pleaded guilty should be a “significant factor” in the case.

The judge also heard victim impact statements on Monday afternoon, from Christy Mahy’s sister Joni and from her friends.

Joni Mahy spoke about the loss of not having her sister, whom she called her “best

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She said the accident has caused her anxiety and has put a strain on her other relationships.

“In this case, the actions that resulted in Christy’s death are ones where I lost my sister, my father lost a daughter, my son lost ever meeting his aunt and the rest of the world lost knowing a world with Christy still in it,” Joni said.

Kelly Scherk spoke about how Christy should have been at family events like when her sister graduated from university and gave birth to her son.

She also spoke about how Christy was never able to be a mother.

“She would have been a fantastic aunt and an even better mom,” Scherk said.

“The fact that she will never get to experience this is possibly the most crushing reality.”

Kashari spoke on Tuesday morning at the Richmond Courthouse, breaking down in tears saying he was sorry and pledging to be a “good man” for the rest of his life.

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On Monday morning, the court heard from witnesses how Kashari had been driving recklessly and at excessive speeds over the No. 2 Road Bridge and on Russ Baker Way, seconds before the fatal crash.

Accident analysis indicated that Kashari was driving between 80 and 100 kilometres an hour when he had to break and swerve to avoid traffic in front of him that had either stopped or slowed for a yellow or red light at Russ Baker Way and the Dinsmore Bridge.

It was then that he lost control, went over a median and struck Mahy, who was either sitting on her bike or standing with it on the sidewalk.

Kashari blamed his OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder) on his loss of control, claiming he has to check his rear view mirror five times when changing lanes.

He also claimed the cars in front slowed for no apparent reason and said a bolt in his tire, which he had repairs on earlier that day, had caused his tire to blow.

The sentencing is expected at 9 a.m. on Monday.

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Richmond Mounties said they are not releasing details of his injuries.

“However, he was wearing a helmet at the time. His guardian has been notified,” said RCMP in a statement.

Richmond RCMP is now asking anyone who witnessed the collision, or who may have dash-cam video, to contact them at 604-278-1212, quoting file number 21-6168.

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Two RCMP officers are facing assault charges relating to an arrest of a man in Richmond in 2019.

The BC Prosecution Service announced March 12 that it approved charges against Richmond RCMP Const. Mathew McGuire and Surrey RCMP Const. John Tsonos. They have both been charged with one count of assault.

The incident happened when officers with the Surrey RCMP Auto Crime Target Team spotted a man allegedly driving a stolen vehicle in that city, according to BC RCMP. Mounties said the vehicle was stopped in Richmond, with the help of a Richmond RCMP officer. The alleged assault happened as officers were taking the

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“Immediately upon learning of the allegations, the senior officers in charge of both the Surrey and Richmond RCMP detachments initiated Code of Conduct investigations and criminal investigations against the officers involved,” said BC RCMP in a statement.

The results of the criminal investigation were sent to the BC Prosecution Service last year to consider whether charges should be laid.

“The charges were approved by an experienced Crown Counsel with no prior or current connection with the officers,” said the BC Prosecution Service in a statement.

Tsonos remains suspended with pay and McGuire is on administrative duties, RCMP said. The internal code of conduct investigation is ongoing.

Tsonos and McGuire are scheduled to appear in court on April 19.

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It’s a year away and on the other side of the globe, but the issue of boycotting the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games has hit close to home in Richmond.

Long-time Richmond resident Bill Chiu was disturbed when he saw a two-page ad in the Richmond News taken out by the Richmondbased Canadian Alliance of Chinese Associations (CACA), stating its members “strongly oppose and condemn any boycott of the Beijing Olympics Games.”

Ads were also taken out in the Vancouver Sun and local Chinese newspapers.

Chiu said he can’t understand how people who declare allegiance to Canada can then turn around and support a government that imprisons two innocent Canadians.

“I feel it’s so ironic,” said Chiu. “People chose to immigrate to Canada for a reason,” and those reasons don’t align with imprisoning innocent people, he added in reference to the cases of Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig, who have been in prison in China for two years.

The arrests of the “two Michaels” is largely seen as retaliation against Canada for arresting Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou on an extradition request from the U.S. “Hosting the Olympics in China has to be stopped.

I have nothing against Chinese immigrants. I am against China’s Communist Party (CCP),” added Chiu.

Next year’s Winter Olympics in Beijing was also on the agenda of Canada’s Parliament recently when the House of Commons passed a non-binding mo-

tion supporting a boycott of the Games not only in response to the case of the two Michaels, but also the Chinese government’s treatment of the Uyghur minority, which Parliament declared an act of genocide. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his cabinet abstained.

Timmy Wong, also from Richmond, agrees holding the Olympic Games in China is inappropriate, adding that to do so undermines the Olympic spirit.

“The Olympics represent peace on earth. CCP plans to take advantage of this opportunity to ‘sportwash’ their reputation in the world. We should know that CCP has lots of money and they don’t mind spending the money to get what they want, for example, the reputation,” said Wong.

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Wong said he understands most athletes only have one chance in their lifetime to participate in the Olympics Games, but China isn’t the right place to host events like that.

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“If you see how the CCP treats the Uyghur, as well as its own citizens, there are a lot of people suffering there. The Olympics’ values are totally opposite of the country’s,” said Wong.

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The Richmond News reached out to CACA for an interview, but its members only agreed to respond through email.

CACA replied that its members are made up of Chinese-Canadians and boycotting isn’t helpful.

“For example, in 1980, the United States led a boycott of the Summer Olympics Games in Moscow.

The Soviets bloc refused to attend the 1984 games in America. Can boycott solve all problems? The answer is No. We believe that not only Canadians, Chinese but also people of all ethnic groups could gain better understanding between each other through competing at the Olympics and Paralympics Games,” reads the statement.

“Boycotting might bring a series of negative impacts, such as some athletes had been working extremely hard for four years, but they couldn’t be given a chance to attend the competition.

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Two of the five board members who resigned recently from a Richmond animal charity have broken their silence over their reasons for leaving.

Martin Van den Hemel, a former newspaper publisher, and Ken Johnston, a former Richmond city councillor and MLA, claim in a statement given to the Richmond News that they departed from the Regional Animal Protection Society (RAPS) board over allegations involving previous RAPS’ fundraisers.

Van den Hemel and Johnston claim the majority of the five directors who resigned “requested an internal review into several allegations involving RAPS fundraisers, among other matters.

“We felt it would be beneficial to the organization in order to clear the air. A majority of the board did not support the internal review despite the concerns raised by fellow directors.”

Martin Van den Hemel and Ken Johnston say they left board due to RAPS’ ‘troubling behaviour.’ File Photos Both former RAPS directors chose to speak out after their resignations — and that of two vets — were explained earlier this week by RAPS’ CEO Eyal Lichtmann as a result of a disagreement over “re-positioning” of strategy for the organization.

“It certainly was not a difference of opinion about the organization’s vision or future direction that led to our departure,” Van den Hemel and Johnston’s joint statement read.

“We never got the point of discussing the

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In response to the former board members’ claims, RAPS’ president, Fearn Edmonds, told the News that allegations were made by some directors about funds received from a fundraising campaign in 2019 for a very sick dog called Rocky, who was involved in a car crash, along with its owner, who was homeless.

Sadly, the inaccurate statements... is entirely consistent with the type of troubling behaviour we witnessed

after a row went public between RAPS and a pet owner over another fundraiser, this time for a dog (Rhoda), who apparently needed a pacemaker for a slow heart rate.

RAPS had agreed to kick off a fundraiser for the procedure, which RAPS said would cost $10,000 and would have to take place at a facility outside of RAPS.

The dog owner, Robyn Wilson, claimed that MARTIN VAN DEN HEMEL, throughout the campaign Edmonds said the alKEN JOHNSTON RAPS would never tell legations surrounded the her how much had been possibility that the money raised despite her repeatraised was “not all utied requests. RAPS would lized” for Rocky, who sadly passed away a month or so after the only tell her the fundraiser “wasn’t going well,” she added. fundraiser kicked off.

She explained that RAPS have a disclaimer at the bottom of all its fundraisers, stating that any funds not used will be applied to RAPS emergency fund for other animals in need.

When asked about the situation, RAPS’ CEO, Eyal Lichtmann told the News that Wilson was “distraught” and claimed she had been updated on the fundraiser via a phone call.

As for the apparent refusal to carry out an internal review into the matter, Edmonds refuted that, claiming RAPS did, in fact, carry out an internal review.

However, after the Richmond News story broke on Tuesday evening, RAPS issued a public apology to Wilson, and the local community, stating that the matter “could have and should have been handled much better. Stress and anxiety, instead, surrounded this case and for this we are deeply sorry.”

“We were satisfied with our findings and provided evidence to address any of the concerns brought forward from some of the directors,” said Edmonds.

Van den Hemel categorically denies a review of the allegations took place and no findings were produced to the board while he or Johnston were directors.

“Sadly, the inaccurate statements made

by RAPS management about our resignations is entirely consistent with the type of troubling behaviour we witnessed while we were on the board.

“And as a result, we could no longer in good conscience remain as representatives of RAPS.” Another one of the board members who recently resigned, Natasha Kulusic, took to Facebook on Friday, indicating she would speak out about the internal rift at RAPS. However, when contacted by the News, Kulusic declined to comment, stating that she had been served with a defamation threat from a lawyer representing Lichtmann. The News understands that Van den Hemel has been issued a similar letter from Lichtmann’s lawyer.

Fundraising feud The claims being made by Van den Hemel and Johnston come just a few days

Specialist facility never consulted Meanwhile, Wilson learned that the facility where the pacemaker procedure was to be performed, Canada West Vancouver, can not perform such an operation and that RAPS had never contacted the facility with regard to the dog’s care.

When asked about it, RAPS acknowledged it had not actually checked if the specialist facility could carry out the operation or how much it would cost.

RAPS’ spokesperson, Pat Johnson, told the News later on Friday that they were only informed by one of their now former vets, back in December, that Canada West was “the place that does (the procedure) and it costs $10,000.

“In retrospect, obviously we wish that we had confirmed that information, but we certainly thought we didn’t need to.”

Since the row between Wilson and RAPS went public, RAPS said it has raised $5,500 for Rhoda, which will be transfer red into an account in the dog’s name at Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital in Langley, which is equipped to perform the procedure.

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More than 100 years after Musqueam were removed from Steveston and their houses replaced with canneries, little remains to mark their relationship with — and history in — Richmond and the waters that later came to be known as the Fraser River.

“We have a long, long, long history with regards to Steveston and the fishing industry — pre-contact, post-contact and commercial,” said Musqueam Councillor Howard Grant. “So it’s been our way of life. From the very beginning of time, it’s recognized that those who live at the river delta are very blessed and fortunate and are rich in resources and rich in life.”

But Musqueam’s place in Steveston and its commercial fishing industry, is a “forgotten item,” he said, with “almost nothing (in the area) with respect to the Musqueam people…or First Nations in general.”

“We were a part of that huge industry of that era,” Grant added.

Richmond, is, however, working to change that. Recently, city council voted to rebuild the historic First Nations Bunkhouse in Britannia Heritage Shipyards — believed to be the only structure of its kind remaining along B.C.’s coast, according to a city staff report.

History spanning millennia For thousands of years, Musqueam lived in permanent and seasonal settlements throughout the Lower Mainland, with a main winter village near the mouth of the Fraser River.

Once, that village was located between North Delta and New Westminster, near what is now the south foot of the Alex Fraser Bridge — a site radiocarbon dated to about 8,000 years ago, said Jason Woolman, Musqueam’s archives and research manager.

As sediment was carried downriver and the delta grew, the location of the river mouth shifted westward and Musqueam moved with it, establishing an extensive village network covering nearly 145,000 hectares that included sites in Seafair, Terra Nova, Steveston and Garry Point, among others.

Fishing has always been Musqueam’s “bread and butter,” part of their traditional and cultural way of life, said Grant — and is still a mainstay for them and many other Indigenous peoples. Because of that, “it’s

Musqueam Chief Wayne Sparrow (far left), Jason Woolman and Coun. Howard Grant.

Above, the bunkhouse as it stands today in Britannia Heritage Shipyards in Steveston.

Musqueam, City of Richmond photos stood to reason that Steveston would be a very thriving area for us.”

But for the same reasons Musqueam were drawn to the river, so too was the commercial fishing industry, said Woolman. The winter village site later became home to the Glenrose and St. Mungo canneries.

“Pretty much wherever there’s a cannery, there was more than likely a village site.

They were just prime locations recognized

by Musqueam and later recognized by the canneries,” said Woolman. “So it’s just this gradual de-territorialisation of Musqueam.”

Musqueam were also displaced from their homes in Steveston to make way for the commercial fishing industry.

In the late 1890s, Woolman said, the Bell Irving company was looking to construct a cannery near the village site at Garry Point — where Musqueam families had lived “since everyone’s earliest recollection.”

The families, who believed the land had been set aside for them as a reserve, were paid for their houses and had to move back to the Musqueam reserve in South Vancouver. It turns out, said Woolman, the government had bought the land in the 1860s, but it wasn’t considered to be of use to anyone but Musqueam before the diking.

“Then it became of use to the canneries,” he said.

A ‘more complete story’ A report to Richmond city council notes that more than 16 First Nations came to the south Fraser River area to work in the fishing industry.

And yet, the report states, there are currently few opportunities — either in Richmond or across B.C. — for the public to learn about the history of Indigenous peoples in the fishing industry.

Because of this, a rebuilt bunkhouse would be ideal for “interpretive use” — a place where the lived experiences of First Nations, working in Steveston’s fishing and cannery industries, could be shared.

It would also allow the city to tell “a more complete story” of the area’s history.

That history is inextricably linked to colonial practices, however, as noted by both the city report and Musqueam — including the residential school system, outlawing of potlaches and restriction of Indigenous fishing rights and methods — which limited Indigenous people’s ability to sustain themselves.

Despite the devastation of colonial practices, the bunkhouse should be viewed as an aspect of Musqueam’s cultural continuity and a reminder of the fact that “Musqueam are a people that are, not a people that were,” said Woolman.

The bunkhouse has been dated to 1885 and was likely used for various functions and by different First Nations over the years. It was included in the National Historic Site designation for Britannia Shipyards in 1991 by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada.

The bunkhouse project is pegged at $2.05 million, which includes like-for-like reconstruction and building improvements such as HVAC and plumbing. Costs for implementing the programming have yet to be determined. The development of exhibits and programs would be done in collaboration with First Nations knowledge keepers and could include artistic pieces and oral story-telling, either in-person or digitally.

“That’s not only going to be good for education but also for advancing anti-racism, so it’s a really multi-pronged approach,” said Coun. Carol Day at last month’s city council meeting.

A step in the right direction While a number of First Nations groups came to Steveston to work in the fishing industry, Musqueam’s Chief Wayne Sparrow pointed out that there’s a difference between recognizing the nations that took part in the industry and recognizing whose territory you’re in.

“I want to make sure it’s clear that if there are other nations there, I don’t think they should be interpreting the same information as Musqueam, whose territory it was… We have to be very careful about the interpretation of exactly what happened.”

The bunkhouse should be used, said Sparrow, not just as a way of communicating what was, but to illustrate Musqueam’s current work — such as their efforts to protect and restore Fraser River fishing stocks — and to help educate younger generations.

Rebuilding the First Nations Bunkhouse “is a prominent and worthwhile cause,” said Coun. Grant, but it’s not the only thing Richmond could to towards reconciliation.

He said he would like to see something that tangibly marks Musqueam’s place in Richmond in a more prominent place, such as at Garry Point Garry Point was named after Nicholas Garry, deputy governor of the Hudson’s Bay Company from 1822-1835. It’s where the Musqueam Point family lived, said Grant, before they were removed.

“When you walk around Steveston, do you see anything that says, I’m on Musqueam land? That’s true reconciliation…

So it would be nice to have something there (at Garry Point), to note that, as an example. That’s real.”

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Saturday, May 29 is the day Richmondites can cast a ballot to elect one city councillor — unless they have already voted by mail or at advance polls.

Because of the pandemic, Richmond city staff will ask for a ministerial order to allow mail-in ballots for all voters — normally who can vote by mail in a by-election is fairly limited — and they will also set up advance polling stations on four days.

Three candidates have already announced they are running to replace Kelly Greene, who stepped down from council after winning a seat in the provincial legislature last fall.

to 23, and the campaign period will begin May 1.

School Trustee Ken Hamaguchi, retired VPD superintendent Andy Hobbs and retired McGill adjunct professor John Roston have so far announced they are vying for the seat.

The next general election to elect a mayor and eight councillors as well as seven school trustees is Oct. 15, 2022.

The by-election is expected to cost up to $716,000.

The nomination period, when candidates can sign up to run, will run from April 13

Advance polls will be held May 15, 19, 20 and 22 leading up to general voting day, Saturday, May 29.

Roston jumps into race Roston, a Steveston resident and relative newcomer to the race, said the 2021 tax increase of 5.68 per cent was the “last straw” in his decision last week to run.

While he said he “fully supports” the RCMP and Richmond Fire-Rescue, he doesn’t feel they need additional staff now.

The tax increase was partially to hire 16 new police officers and 12 new fire fighters along with 11 municipal staff members to support the RCMP.

Roston, who is a retired adjunct professor at McGill University, has been advocating for more rental housing in Richmond, especially in new developments like the Polygon Talisman development in Capstan and the redevelopment of Lansdowne Shopping Centre.

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Korean superstar spotted filming in Steveston of the superstar since he arrived in B.C.

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Members of Lee’s global fanclub, known as Minoz, have been constantly sharing updates, reporting sightings of the Korean actor since he arrived in Vancouver on Feb. 25 — and particularly since he finished his mandatory quarantine on March 10.

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Korean superstar Lee Min-ho’s appearance in Richmond created quite a buzz on social media Monday afternoon.

Lee, who is starring in Pachinko, an Apple TV limited series, was spotted on set at Britannia Shipyards on March 15, according to a social media post.

In the video, he is seen wearing a black coat and surrounded by people believed to be the film crew and possibly other cast members.

Lee has starred in a

Lee Min-ho Video screenshot number of popular Korean dramas, including Boys Over Flowers, City Hunter, Heirs and most recently, The King: Eternal Monarch.

This isn’t the first sighting

Min Jin Lee novel of the same name. The series follows four generations of a Korean immigrant family in Japan in the 20th century.

The drama series kicked off its production on Oct. 26 in South Korea and is now filming across Metro Vancouver.

Some fans have been going to locations in hopes of catching a glimpse of him, while others have been recreating photos that Lee has posted on his Instagram account since he’s been in Metro Vancouver.

The cast for the multilingual drama — to be told in Japanese, English and Korean — includes Youn Yuh-jung, who received an Oscar nomination for her role in Minari, Jin Ha, Anna Sawai, Kim Min-ha, Soji Arai and Kaho Minami among others.

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Performing music written

by B.C. composers is considered “rewarding” for a Richmond resident whose love of music goes beyond just playing an instrument for fun.

Angelique Po will be playing the organ alongside trombonist Jeremy Berkman at this year’s virtual Vancouver Sonic Boom Festival, an annual concert featuring B.C. musicians and composers, from March 23 to 28.

The festival, hosted by Vancouver Pro Musica, will be presenting concerts and events that were postponed from last year’s festival due

to COVID-19.

“With the Sonic Boom Festival, I’m glad that I can help to give our local composers a chance to show off their work, and to prove that we have a lot of homegrown talent here in B.C,” said Po. The J.N. Burnett alumna recalls having being fascinated with the piano and organ since she was young.

Po is now the music director and organist at Central Presbyterian Church as well as the president of the Royal Canadian College of Organists Vancouver Centre.

The Sonic Boom Festival will be viewable free online on Vancouver Pro Musica’s YouTube channel.

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This type of facility is “pretty rare” and is believed to be the first of its kind in B.C., said Jeff Carmichael, Metro Vancouver’s division manager of business development.

Biogas is a natural byproduct of the liquid wastewater treatment process, and some of it is already used as a fuel for indoor heating and plant processes at the facility.

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In total, he said, the renewable natural gas will help replace around 2,500 tonnes of emissions that otherwise would have been produced by the 600 homes each year.

Production of the renewable natural gas will begin next month and will increase as the population grows.

“We can’t just wait until everything is fossil fuel-free,” said Adriane Carr, chair of the Metro Vancouver Climate Action Committee. “There are steps to get to fossil fuel-free and steps to transforming, for example, our transportation industry and the way we heat our homes, in order to get to the kind of zero emissions that really, the planet has to get to in order to avoid the really catastrophic impacts of climate change that we’re already seeing happening.”

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Tom Land, president of EcoWaste, is hoping to expand recycling activities at its landfill in the Agricultural Land Reserve.

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The Agricultural Land Commission (ALC) is suggesting the owners of 150 acres in the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) in east Richmond apply to have it permanently removed from this provincially protected land reserve.

The reaction from Richmond’s mayor to this suggestion from a commission tasked with protecting farmland was it was “ridiculous” while the landowner thinks the ALC is just being “pragmatic.”

Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie said the city’s aim is to keep land in the ALR, that should be what the ALC wants to do and that’s what EcoWaste originally planned to do with their property located west of No. 8 Road along Blundell.

“What are they doing suggesting they should take it out? What kind of an ALC are they?” Brodie said.

EcoWaste has been filling their landfill site for decades — with a non-farm use permit from the ALC — and they recently asked the ALC, supported by Richmond council, if they could extend their permit by 20 years to 2055.

Richmond council supported EcoWaste’s application with the understanding the land would then be remediated for agricultural use.

The ALC allowed an expansion of the non-farm use — so more recycling activities could take place — but denied allowing the extra 20 years.

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of material coming through the gate is recycled, but EcoWaste president Tom Land hopes to bring this to 80 per cent.

EcoWaste’s current permit is to fill 18 metres above sea level, and he thinks they will achieve that, with current operations, within five years, given the intensification of demolition and construction in the region.

Pivoting, however, to new types of operations — with an investment of about $50 million — would increase the usefulness as a landfill with intensified recycling to 2055.

But the investment isn’t worth it if they can’t extend the time on their permit, he added.

This led to the ALC’s suggestion that EcoWaste apply to have it removed from the ALR. “I think they look at it from a pragmatic perspective and (say) it’s a landfill, it’s not farmland,” Land said.

The ALC told Land the legislation had changed and it wasn’t

possible to extend the permit by another 20 years.

City appeals decision The city, at the direction of Richmond council, has now appealed the ALC rejection of the non-farm use extension, sending a letter in early March.

The Port of Vancouver bought 230 acres in the ALR in 2008, which they currently lease out for farming.

The port’s activities, however, aren’t curtailed by the provincial ALR Act.

The city argued neither the maximum height of the landfill nor the type of material being brought onto the site would change.

The city’s letter further claims there are “significant environmental benefits associated with the increased recycling capacity at the facility.”

Furthermore, encouraging the landowner to ask for exclusion is “directly contrary to the purposes of the Commission,” which is to preserve the ALR, encourage farming in the ALR and encourage local governments to “enable and accommodate farm use of land” within the ALR.

From Land’s perspective, the ALC sees “the land for what it is,” an industrial fill site.

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“I think their view is it’s never going to be super good farmland just because of the fact it’s gone through all this filling process,” Land said.

Even if the EcoWaste landfill is removed from the ALR, it is still zoned “agriculture” by the city and can still be turned into farmland, he added.

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Being a superhero and a princess is more than just the outfit and makeup; it is about the inner beauty and wisdom, according to the founder of Pacific Fairytales.

Kristy Provan, who is also a Richmond resident, and her team of actors and actresses at Pacific Fairytales want kids to remember what it means to be a real hero and princess despite being impacted by COVID-19.

While their annual spring break camps at community centres are not happening this year, the Richmondbased business has turned to virtual camps with a total of 50 livestream classes over the next two weeks.

A variety of 30- to 40-minute classes, led by professional actors and actresses with a theatre background, are being offered on topics such as daily exercises, learning Spanish, music, storytime, baking, science and more.

“I felt it was important to give a voice to little girls and boys that being brave and standing up for those smaller than them is what makes them a princess or prince rather than the costume and makeup,” said Provan.

Meanwhile, Pacific Fairytales also partners with local hospitals and organizations such as the BC Children’s Hospital, Ronald McDonald House, Children’s Wish Foundation and Canucks for Kids to bring the fairytale to kids who are unwell.

For class schedules and to register for spring break camps, go to PacificFairyTales.com/current-offerings.

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Patrick Metcalfe will compete in Guadalajara, Mexico, on Canada’s U-23 team, vying for a spot at the Olympics.

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Vancouver Whitecaps player and Richmond native Patrick Metcalfe has been called up to the Canada under 23 national team for the first time.

Metcalfe, 22, who only made his first start for the Whitecaps last summer, has been called up for Canada’s Concacaf Olympic qualifying games later this month versus El Salvador, Haiti and Honduras.

He is currently in a pre-season training camp in Mexico with the Whitecaps, but his parents, Susana and Rob, told the Richmond News they contacted their son from their Steveston home on Thursday to express their pride.

“We are so excited for him! It’s such a dream to be able to represent Canada and to have been given this opportunity,” his parents told the News. “We just Facetimed him last night from his hotel room in Guadalajara and he is super happy.”

Metcalfe was called up to the squad along with fellow Whitecaps players Theo Bair, Michael Baldisimo, Derek Cornelius and Ryan Raposo.

BETTER MEALS home delivered meals since 1993 “This is a great opportunity for Canada and the men’s national team program to have this chance to qualify for the Olympic Games through Concacaf men’s Olympic qualifying,” said Mauro Biello, Canada Soccer’s Men’s Olympic National Team Coach. “We are in a competitive group ahead of a difficult knockout stage, but we have a chance to do something special with this group of young players.”

The eight-team competition concludes with the final on March 30 and will take place in Guadalajara, Mexico. It will determine the two teams to represent Concacaf at the Summer Olympics in Tokyo this summer.

Every Canada match at the tournament will be broadcast live on OneSoccer with extended coverage throughout the tournament on Canada Soccer’s digital channels including Youtube, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter featuring the social media hashtags #canm23 and #CMOQ.

Elite women’s volleyball stays at Oval Alan Campbell ACAMPBELL@RICHMOND-NEWS.COM

The Richmond Olympic Oval will remain the home of elite indoor women’s volleyball in Canada.

Volleyball Canada announced earlier this week it has renewed its agreement with Volleyball BC and the Oval, which is home of the women’s national team program.

The partnership between the Oval

and the two volleyball organizations was formed in 2016 to “provide an environment of excellence for the women’s program to prosper and become a top contender on the international and future Olympic stages.”

“The Richmond Olympic Oval has been an excellent host to our women’s senior and development programs and we’re looking forward to continuing this partnership,” said Julien Boucher, Volleyball Canada’s high performance director.

The new agreement runs until December of 2022.

The partners contribute to the running of the centre with a focus on community engagement, fundraising, athlete health and wellness programs and other initiatives.

The Oval successfully hosted the 2020 National Excellence Program (NEP) for Grade 11 and 12 athletes who have national senior team potential.

This program will resume in 2021.

Jets fundraise for Kids Help Phone Alan Campbell ACAMPBELL@RICHMOND-NEWS.COM

COVID-19 has had a tremendous impact on local youth sports and, for the Richmond Jets Minor Hockey Association, it has meant an entire season with virtually no games.

However, the club’s coaches and players have

not let the pandemic hamper their tremendous community spirit.

This year, the Jets sold more than 400 pink T-shirts in support of Pink Shirt Day, a national day of awareness in support of anti-bullying programs.

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“For this year’s campaign, we chose the ‘You Are Not Alone’ slogan, in recognition of how difficult and isolating this pandemic has been on many people,” says Eric Bernal, president of the Jets.

“Our members have a strong sense of community and giving back is an im-

portant part of our minor hockey culture. We are glad that we are able to help out, especially through this difficult time.

Bernal said having the kids out on the ice and being able to “skate and practice with friends has been one of the few activities that our kids have been able to participate in during this pandemic.”

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Stunning Sunsets, Panoramic Views of the Georgia Strait, River, the Gulf Islands & Coastal Mountains! Asking $1,088,800

True WATERFRONT living in Steveston’s Mariner’s Village. Unobstructed view of the Straight of Georgia, South Arm river, Gulf Islands & Coast Mountains. Spectacular sunsets as you watch the ships sail by. This end unit townhome is one of a kind, & has been beautifully renovated over the years. Features 2/3 bedrooms, 2 & 1/2 baths, 2 sundecks, vaulted ceilings up, gas fire pl, Hardwood floors, updated kitchen & baths.

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Spacious 3 bedroom unit on the top Floor! Fantastic condition, like a show suite! Features INSUITE LAUNDRY, huge balcony with storage room plus an additional storage locker, main bathroom has tub AND walk-in shower, huge master bedroom with 2 piece ensuite, and much more! Sorry no pets, rentals, 16+ age requirement.

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This is a top floor home with a large covered balcony facing south onto a quiet greenspace. Vaulted ceilings and lots of natural light give it a very open feel. The kitchen and bathroom have been updated and there is a good sized storage room in the suite as well as natural gas fireplace to cozy up to. Call your agent today to arrange a viewing. You won’t be disappointed.

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SAVALA COURT a small self managed complex minutes to Steveston Village. Well maintained 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 Baths, 2 level townhome, updated kitchen, generous room sizes, master has walk-in closet and full ensuite. A single carport and an open parking, fully fenced back yard, quiet location. Located in the middle of the complex away from noise. Walking distance to the dyke, elementary school and high schools.

106 - 8040 RYAN ROAD, Richmond ~ $259,000

Very affordable leasehold complex called Bristol Court located South of Steveston and walking to South Arm Community Centre. 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths bright and spacious facing the garden. Complex had recent updates roof, exterior walls, re-piping etc. Well run complex.

Across the Richlea Square, Fresco, Kin’s Farm , restaurants etc. Maples Lane elementary school very convenient.

$778,000

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Downsize in style to this sought after complex that boasts resort-style amenities with spectacular water features and greenspace. Spacious 1,600 sq. ft. home minutes from transit and shopping. Bright white shaker kitchen, 3 bed/ 2.5 baths, lots of storage & will accommodate your house sized furniture.

$1,448,000

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STEPS TO STEVESTON 3210 Richmond Street

Is this bright, beautiful & spacious 4 bedroom home nestled in the heart of Steveston Village. Great floor plan with an abundance of windows & skylights, vaulted ceilings, beautiful kitchen & magnificent Master Suite. Sunny southern exposed yard just minutes from the shops, restaurants & Garry Point.

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8611 NO. 3 ROAD, Richmond ~ $1,988,800 Broadmoor area big lot wide frontage and deep lot in a central location. House is 70 years old but still livable. Close to 12,000 sq ft lot.

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Few minutes to mall, recreation center, Minoru Park, Library. Five minutes to the train etc. etc.

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Styling ½ duplex in fabulous Riverdale area sits on a 7,000 sq ft lot. Features 3 bedrooms up and a tastefully decorated living space overlooking southern exposed ʻpark-likeʼ yard & garden. Boasts 2 fireplaces, beautiful wainscotting & crown moldings plus potential for in-laws. Hurry!

BUILDER ALERT Eastman Road

Two RS1/B lots are proposed for this sought-after neighborhood within walking distance of Jessie Kwok, Richmond Christian School & Steveston/London.

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“Cadence” by awarding winning Cressey Development in Oval Village, 3 years young and shows better than new, 1,509 sq.ft. one level penthouse plus 1,078 sq.ft. private Roof Top Garden. 3 or 2 bedrooms plus den, 2-1/2 baths. Open concept. 4ʼ x 4ʼ in-suite storage. 105 sq.ft. SW facing balcony. Tasteful décor.

Hi-end workmanship. Floor to ceiling windows. North West and South facing.

Unobstructed mountain and river view. 4 secured parking stalls and one storage locker. Club house facilities. Excellent location at the Centre of Richmond.

Walking distance to shopping, supermarket, restaurants and Canada Line.

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$858,000

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CONCORD GARDENS. NW facing corner unit. 915 sq.ft. 2 bdrms+den, 2 full baths. 9ʼ x 5ʼ Balcony. F/C windows. Spacious & bright. Open plan w/ Bdrms away from each other providing privacy. BOSCH S/S appliances. laminate wood flr thru-out & air-con. 20,000+/- sq.ft. Diamond Club amenities : bowling lane, badminton ct, indoor pool & more. Secured parking. Walking distance to shopping, restaurants, public transit & Canada Line.

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Metrotown beauty. 10-year young 2,123 sqʼ 2-level family home on quiet inside street with only local traffic. 1.202 sqʼ 3 -bdrm, 2-bath, open concept kitchen/living/dining up. 900+/- sqʼ self-contained 1-bdrm & small den 1.5 baths down. Radiant HW heat. 9ʼ ceiling up. laminated wood & tiled floor. 2 sets of appliances including W/D. Long time good tenants m-to-m totaling $3,850.

Prestigious "River Green" in Oval Village. 1,393 sqʼ 2-bdrm, 2-bath+ den 2-Level townhome. 10' ceiling. living/ dining & open kitchen on main. AC + Miele & Subzero appliances. 2 parking + locker.

5-star resort amenities (lap pool, sauna, steam, hot tub, gym, theatre, virtual golf, music & study room, pool table and more! New laminated wood flooring; new paint. 24-hr concierge + shuttle bus to Richmond Centre.

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609-1708 COLUMBIA ST, VANCOUVER

Olympic Village Wall Centre False Creek. Bright corner unit boasting views of water, Hinge Park, & north shore mtns. No waste of space. Open living/ dining/kitchen w/granite-topped island (Viking & Blomberg appliances incl 5-burner gas range). 693sf 1 Bedroom + den + in-suite storage + bonus locker & parking. Lifestyle at your doorstep: popular restaurants, Creekside Community Ctr, BMO/Goldcorp Theatre, Urban Fare, Legacy Liquor, London Drugs, Skytrain & seawall. Pets & rental friendly.

1701-7468 LANSDOWNE ROAD

36ʼ x 112.39ʼ (4,046 sqʼ) south facing lot. Solidly built in 1926. Total 1,694 sqʼ. 898 sq.ft. main has 9ʼ ceiling & 2 big bdrms & 1 full bath.

796 sqʼ basement mostly finished has 1 full bath. Back lane access.

Perfect for investors or 1st time buyers. Just waiting for your renovation ideas & it will be a nice starter home, or rent out or build your brand new home. 3 minutes walk to Victoria.

Popular Westwind! Live in, rent out or build a 3,625 sqʼ new home on this 66ʼ x 120ʼ=7,917 sqʼ lot with west private backyard. Solid 1,632 sqʼ splitlevel family home. 2016 windows. Hardwood flooring up, rest laminated & tiled. Newer roof. Updated kitchen. Shows well. 3 bedrooms 3 full baths + a 450 sqʼ +/- self- contained guest suite down. Single garage + a finished 15.3' x 9.3ʼ (140sqʼ) studio with power in backyard. Steveston London High & Westwind Elementary or French Immerson School.

M-T-M tenanted up ($1,800/mth) & owner occupied down.

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Affordable 2-bdrm 1½ baths 924 sqʼ sub-penthouse in well managed “The Maple” at Timberlea. 2 Large balconies, each measuring 19ʼ9ʼ x 6ʼ6”, with spectacular mtn views.

New (2016) kitchen & bath cabinets / counters & flooring; rest waiting for your decorating ideas. Generous room sizes. Cat friendly. Short walk to Lougheed Mall & Skytrain, Cameron Elementary. Timberlea Social club has indoor pool/hot tub/sauna/ equipped gym/workshop, library/table tennis/billiard tables. Parking & locker. Maintenance fee includes caretaker, garbage pickup, gardening, heat, electricity, hot water & water, management, recreation facility, sewer & snow removal. Rentals restricted to 1 max.

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83 SOUTH DYKE RD, NEW WEST

Developersʼ & buildersʼ ALERT! Water front View property in convenient Queensborough siding onto Howes Street amongst new family-oriented homes. The northern 22,608 sqʼ portion has a potential of rezoning to 4 or 5 compact lots (as per OCP) plus a bonus 1.175 acre water lot allowing maintaining & operating a marina for boat moorage at the southern portion of the property.

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A architecturally built 3,501 sqʼ executive home on 66ʼ x 120ʼ lot in beautifully treedlined family neighborhood. 6 en-suited bedrooms (5 up + 1 16ʼ x 15ʼ on main) + den.

10ʼ ceiling on main, 9ʼ up. Functional layout with open concepts. Family/dining & gourmet kitchen all in one big space looking onto the ever-relaxing landscaped private backyard (covered deck, BBQ area). Wok kitchen & mud room + triple garage. Quality built with pop-corn stucco exterior, AC, hot water radiant heat, light weight concrete upper floor, hard wood flooring, granite counter tops, top of the line appliances, plumbing & lighting fixtures. Professional interior designed.

Video + electric gated security. Donʼt miss this Gem!

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Excellent investment opportunity in prestigious “Sunnymede”!

Hold now or build up to a 5,488 sq.ft. new home on this rare 14,129 sq.ft. almost rectangular 94ʼ x 150ʼ (effective South-facing lot.

Existing 2,459 sf. home updated in 2006. 5 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths plus family room. Month-to-month Tenancy at $2,496.

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#9-4388 Moncton Street

Desirable Steveston townhome featuring 2 bedrooms and 2.5 baths in the most amazing location, right across from the Steveston Community Centre and Park, in the heart of the Village, steps to the Boardwalk and just a few minutes walk to all amenities. Well maintained with a modern feel, this unit offers an open concept main floor with laminate floors in main area, and newer carpet up. Enjoy the view of greenspace across the street. Kitchen with eating bar, stainless steel appliances, granite counters and lots of storage. Bedrooms are generous with ample closets and new washer/dryer is conveniently upstairs. Tandem garage offers lots of options, with the possibility of making a home office/games room area or another bedroom! Don't miss this opportunity to live the Steveston lifestyle.

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#22-12880 Railway Avenue

Beautifully kept 2 level Townhome featuring 3 bedrooms in 'RIVER SHORES'. Generous sized rooms with 2 1/2 Baths, well planned layout, kitchen has large family/eating area. Spacious living/ dining area with gas fireplace, leading onto a sunny west patio. Upper level with huge vaulted ceiling in the primary bedroom, and a skylighted ensuite. Clean and ready to move right in with laminate and tile floor throughout the main level. Single car garage plus one additional parking. Storage in carport and under stairs. Newer furnace and hot water tank. Well managed complex, in a quiet location, conveniently located steps away to Steveston Village, shopping, public transportation, and Homma Elementary school. Perfect family home ready to move right into.

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#312-6660 Buswell Street

Want to walk to everything central Richmond has to offer?

Check out this larger, 2 bdrm, 2 full bath unit located in the Core of Richmond. Excellent location in the complex. Original condition but well maintained, ready for your decorating ideas. Secure parking, free shared laundry. Maintenance includes heat, h/w and caretaker.

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MASTERS GREEN-Bright 2 bedroom and open den unit on an upper floor in a concrete building in West Richmond. Shared laundry, 1 open parking.

Easy walk to Seafair Shopping Mall, transit . Unit is currently tenanted (leaving at the end of May) Great starter home, downsizer or investment opportunity.

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$1,298,000

#18-6100 Woodwards Road

STRATFORD GREEN, a well managed, GATED townhome community for adults. Spectacular END UNIT, completely renovated & re-configured with a beam to create open concept living. Everything has been redone: light fixtures, windows, motorized blinds, skylights, travertine tile on main floor, new carpet in living room & upstairs. Maple kitchen cabinets, huge island, granite sink & backlit granite counters, high end appliances incl wine cooler. Spacious primary bdrm has 2 walkin closets & spa-like ensuite w/heated floors, curbless glass shower, heated towel racks. Main bath & powder room completely redone as well. House-sized southwest yard with gas line for BBQ, auto watering, gardeners delight! Double garage with painted floor & ceiling storage, extra parking pad outside the garage.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

$749,000

$799,000

#17-7171 Blundell Road

Spacious and bright end unit at Parc Merlin, this 2 level townhome in the central core of Richmond has a great floor plan with 3 large bedrooms plus 2.5 baths. Many updates include newer kitchen cabinets, granite counters and tile floors. Laminate floors throughout the rest of the home. West exposed fenced side yard for you outdoor enjoyment. Single car garage. Unit faces Blundell but has triple glazed windows. Easy walk to transit, shopping, community centre, Ferris elementary and Richmond High.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828 & Andrea Chu 604-338-6600

$489,000

#108-5500 Andrews Road

Enjoy the freedom of a walk out patio onto the south facing lagoons/green space from this cozy 1 bdrm, 1 bath plus den unit at popular Southwater. Unit has a large bdrm, in-suite storage and a den that serves as a home office/tv room/flex space. Kitchen features ample cabinet space and pass thru to dining area. Newer fridge, washer & dryer, gas fireplace.

Amenities include party room and guest suite. 1 parking. Walk to the river, Steveston Village, the Shops at the foot of No. 2 Road and much more! Pets welcome!

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

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$2,498,000

4520 Coventry Drive

Incredible opportunity to own a 4000+ sq ft home on a majestic 13,000+ sq ft SE exposed lot in an executive neighbourhood. Excellent floor plan with 2 primary bedrooms (1 down with sep entrance and 1 up), updated kitchen (2012) with white cabinets & stainless appliances, updated laundry, mudroom & powder room, formal liv/dining room & oversized family room opening onto the parklike backyard!

Enjoy the outdoor kitchen under the cabana, low maintenance turf, irrigation system for the flower beds & a vegetable garden spot. Upstairs features primary bedroom with ensuite, 2 more large bedrooms, updated bathrooms, home office & oversized games room with spacious deck. New exterior paint & new roof (2020). Live in now and enjoy, possibly plan for a new build in the future. Wow!

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

$399,800

#502-9300 Parksville Drive

$2,498,800

$1,088,000

#40-12331 Phoenix Drive

Spacious, family-friendly 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom plus flex (4th bdrm/playroom/ home office) townhome in Stevestonʼs Westwater Village. Stunning renovation throughout, including chefʼs kitchen. new blinds, Lutron lighting, engineered hardwood floors, heated tile bathrooms, fixtures, mouldings, Bosch appliances, Nest thermostats and more. Feels and looks brand new. Vaulted ceilings, gas fireplace, and updated separate laundry room. Bright and airy with balcony and private fenced back yard off lower level. Layout and location are ideal for a growing family. Single car garage + one additional parking spot. Steps to transit, Garry Point Park, scenic boardwalk, community centre, and Steveston Village. School catchment includes top-rated Homma Elementary (French Immersion) & McMath Secondary.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

$1,128,000

$799,800

#407-12633 No. 2 Road

Views of Mount Baker & farmland from this updated, bright, spacious, open-plan top floor corner suite. Some updates include engineered hardwood, roller shade blinds, newer appliances, granite counters. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 secure parking & 2 balconies. Insuite storage plus personal storage room right across the hall. 9' ceilings throughout living area and vaulted ceilings in bedrooms. Quick possession available. Well run building. Great location near South Dyke and London Landing . Walk to Steveston Village, transportation and all amenities.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

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#1-9131 Williams Road

Welcome to Whiteside Gardens - Well cared for & rarely available 2 level CORNER unit located opposite South Arm Park. Enjoy your sunset walks and summer BBQ fun in the 56 acre park.

Recent updates include new lighting fixtures throughout and new bathroom tiles. Bonus: open den on the second floor. Side by side double garage provides extra storage space. French Immersion Whiteside Elementary and McRoberts Secondary are within walking distance. Restaurants, bank and grocery stores are only a block away. Don't miss it! Book your private showing today!

Zack Zhang 778-881-9926

$1,398,000

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$879,000

#702-1270 Robson St, Vancouver

Welcome to a stunning 2 bedroom 1 bathroom corner unit at Robson Gardens. This concrete low-rise building is in the heart of the West End. Located on the SE corner of Robson and Jervis, blocks to Stanley Park, Beaches, Coal Harbour and steps to shopping and the best dining Vancouver has to offer. This home has views overlooking Robson St. and a balcony on the quiet side of the building. The property has a tastefully updated and modern kitchen w/ extensive storage, updated bathroom, new pot lights and tile flooring throughout.

With low maintenance fees, a well run building, rentals allowed & pets welcome this is a great investment. Parking rented from Strata.

Adam Wachtel 604-315-2746

3468 Semlin Drive

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ONE LEVEL LIVING WITH A VIEW! This McKinney Crossing townhome enjoys mountain and farmland views from the living, dining, kitchen, eating area and front patio to enjoy all year round. This 2 bdrm + den home with 3 patios boasts 1222 sq ft and is in lovely move-in condition, has laminate floors, granite counters, built in cabs and 2 parking spots right below the suite. The London Road trail, South dyke trail and Fraser River is steps away and it is in the Homma and McMath school catchments.

This one-bedroom loft-style unit in the heart of Steveston Village has unobstructed southwest views of the river, gulf islands, and the mountains! With just under 1000 square feet of living space, this unit has a DOUBLE GARAGE with attic space and a rooftop deck to enjoy the beautiful sunsets Steveston has to offer. All the amenities of the village are at your doorstep, with endless recreation opportunities to walk, cycle, kayak, or enjoy a stroll with a cup of coffee.

Priced at $827,800 Lynn Sakai-Boden 604.218.4800

Priced at $899,900 Barb Nimchuk 604.505.9917

Lot Size: 7018 sq.ft. Here's the chance to build your dream home in Richmond's sought-after Westwind community! This large lot features a sunny, southern-exposed backyard and can accommodate a home up to 3,350 square feet. Currently a stratified property (duplex), but subdivision and rezoning are underway to create two individual lots with separate legal title. Call for details.

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MARINER'S VILLAGE! #31-11391 7TH AVENUE

1 bed + den at Hamilton Village Phase 2 - East: Now Selling the highly anticipated second phase of the Hamilton Village master planned community! Phase 2 - East offers the same style and value as Phase 1 in a larger, 2-part building with 85 homes anticipated to be available for occupancy in 2023. Phase 2 - West will launch next with 140 homes. Live at the center of it all and come home to stainless steel appliances, forced air heating and cooling, sleek modern interiors and your choice of two designer colour schemes. Phase 1 sold out in 4 months, don't wait to book your private appointment to come explore our sales centre with a full two-bedroom display home.

Priced at $509,900 Fraser Roberts 604.779.5324

The Roderick in Steveston Village is Richmondʼs most exciting new development. This home features 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms in just over 1,423 SF, a gorgeous gourmet kitchen with six top of the line appliances, and two outdoor areas, one east-facing entry patio and one west-facing balcony with water views. Youʼll want for nothing at The Roderick, located in the heart of Steveston Village just steps to coffee shops, restaurants, shopping, trails, Steveston Community Centre, and home to an impressive, new Save-On-Foods.

Priced at $999,900 Sean Lawson 604.240.4837

Priced at $1,598,800 Sean Lawson 604.240.4837

Wow! This updated 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath townhome in Mariner's Village features marble and granite counters in the renovated bathrooms, tile counters and stainless steel appliances in the kitchen, laminate & tile flooring and backs onto the park for quiet enjoyment away from the street noise! Soak in the morning sun and the evening sun on your lovely and private West/East patios. Located right in the heart of Steveston, this is The One! Call for a private showing w/ all safety protocols in place.

Priced at $829,900 Lynn Sakai Boden 604.218.4833

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Amazingly well-kept 6 bedroom + den family home located on a huge 9,682 SF lot!

Loaded with features with high vaulted ceilings in the living, dining and entry areas, bright white kitchen with island, wok kitchen, granite countertops, 5.5 bathrooms, engineered hardwood floors, new paint, 3 cozy gas fireplaces, Nest thermostat and a totally updated master ensuite with free-standing tub, seamless glass shower & new quartz countertops.

This super bright home with tons of skylights and a great flexible 4174 SF floor plan with space for the in-laws with a separate entrance. Comes complete with a large 20’x20’ enclosed gym (not incl in SF), triple garage, additional RV parking and a huge private south facing backyard that’s great for those summer BBQ’s! A must see!

Amazing waterfront live/work loft at The Pier in desirable Steveston. Great for any home-based business with convenient ground floor access. Bright open plan w/17’ high ceilings, upgraded white shaker cabinets, quartz counters, exposed beams & a combination of hardwood & custom brick flooring makes this a truly unique find. Super spacious 888 SF plus 457 SF of outdoor space with wide folding patio doors allows you to truly enjoy the indoor/outdoor living. Amazing water views from the master bedroom balcony. Other feats incl: Geothermal heating, AC, gas BBQ outlets, custom planters w/storage plus much more. Pet & rental friendly building is in a great location just steps to the Steveston village, shops, restaurants, tunnel & only 20 mins to downtown Van.

This excellent investment property offers $3750 per month or $45,000 annual rental income. This basement style home offers a spacious 3319 SF living area with 5 or 6 bedrooms with 3.5 baths on a large 7861 SF lot with a South back yard. Only 36 years old with a double garage and lots of room to park. Convenient location just steps to Garden City Mall with IGA, Shoppers Drugs & a great selection of shops & restaurants.

Rarely available huge 66’ x 142’ = 9371 sq ft rectangular lot in a quiet cul-de-sac in popular Seafair. Solid 1961 sq ft 4 bedroom split level home in good condition to use as a rental property until you are ready to build your dream home. Build up to 4061 sq ft plus 3 car garage. Convenient location just steps to Seafair Mall, Hugh Boyd Secondary, West Richmond Community Center & public transportation. Seller may rent back.

10684 Aintree Place

#152-6168 London Road

9580 Blundell Road

8131 Alanmore Place

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$1,428,000

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RENOVATED 2 BDRM WITH 1133 SF

Wow! This one is a 10! This totally renovated family home with 3 bedrooms + den is located in an excellent family-oriented neighbourhood in Steveston North. Super clean and offers a new two-tone kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, living room with high ceilings, hardwood floors, 2 gas fireplaces with stone features, open den with built-in workstations, updated 2.5 bathrooms, bright skylight, detailed woodwork & detailing throughout, updated laundry room & so much more… Comes complete with a double side x side garage and a hot water tank & furnace that were both replaced in 2019. All this on a beautifully landscaped lot in a in a quiet half culde-sac with a private south backyard. Hurry as this one will not last!

Wow! This renovated top floor, 2 bedroom, 2 full bathroom, PENTHOUSE unit with dramatically high vaulted ceilings in the living room even comes with 2 parking spots! Super well kept with 1133 SF of spacious living, a nice white kitchen, stainless steel appliances, laminate flooring, custom paint, updated stacked-stone gas fireplace, insuite laundry, security alarm system, 1 storage locker and a large sunny west exposed balcony. Faces the quiet inner courtyard making this the perfect home for owner occupiers who are 19+ years. All this in a great location that’s just steps to Lansdowne Mall, Canada Line, Kwantlen College, Save-On Foods, restaurants & more.

#309-8600 Lansdowne Road

4260 Louisburg Place RIVER DISTRICT

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$718,000

CONCRETE 2+DEN W/OPEN PARK VIEWS

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#201-7228 Adera St, Vancouver

#304-3581 E. Kent Ave North, Vancouver

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ADERA HOUSE. Immaculate & air-conditioned 2 bedroom + den at the coveted Shannon Wall Centre Kerrisdale development comes complete with huge 239 SF of private patio, 3 side x side parking spots and 1 large storage locker. The super bright 1206 SF open floor plan faces SE and features an extra-large Chef’s kitchen with premium Gaggenau appliances, double wall ovens, wine fridge & shelved pantry and faces the inner courtyard. The home also features hardwood floors, 2 deluxe bathrooms, large walk-in closet, 9’ ceilings and lots of storage. All this in a 10-acre community that offers charm, character & elegance with concierge service, lounge, outdoor swimming pool, fitness centre, meeting rooms & meticulously maintained gardens. Excellent west side location close to Maple Grove Elementary, Magee Secondary and private schools.

AVALON 2 – Enjoy contemporary living in this amazing concrete 2 bedroom + den w/ totally unobstructed PARK VIEWS overlooking the future soccer field. This bright, east- facing home offers premium Jenn-Air SS appliances, gas cooktop, quartz counters, marble backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, floor-to-ceiling windows, laminate floors, in-floor heating in master bath, 9’ ceilings, washer/dryer & Nest controlled AIR cooling / heating system. Comes complete a large balcony with overheight ceilings, 1 parking & 1 locker. Enjoy concierge service, fitness ctr, garden courtyard, SkyLounge, SkyBar, guest suites & bike storage. Just steps to Save-on-Foods, Shoppers, TD & Scotiabank, Starbucks, Sushi Mura & a direct bus to Metrotown 1 blk away. Future community ctr & elem school also on its way.

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Affordable 2 bedroom 2 bathroom townhome in Central Richmond by Granville Ave & Railway Ave. This just painted townhome offers 946 sq ft with an extra large 2 car tandem garage and a kitchen with quartz counter tops and new stainless steel appliances. Quiet location in the middle of the complex away from traffic noise. Conveniently located just steps to McKay Elementary, Burnett Secondary School & Thompson Park & Community Center.

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This totally immaculate and air-conditioned 2 bedroom + den condo offers 930 SF of spacious living and features a large gourmet kitchen with engineered stone countertops, stainless appliances, under cabinet lighting and centre island. The home also includes 2 spa-inspired bathrooms, laminate floors, 9 foot ceilings, large fully covered balcony and a serene quiet outlook onto the central courtyard.

1 parking spot included. Trafalgar Square is a highly sought-after in the Alexandra Gardens neighbourhood and comes complete with the “Trafalgar Club” which is a 5,000 SF private clubhouse with a host of resort-style amenities. All this in an amazing location within walking distance to restaurants, shops and services or a quick drive to Aberdeen, Yaohan, Lansdowne Mall & Richmond Centre.

#223-9551 Alexandra Road

#44-7111 Lynnwood Drive

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Excellent opportunity to lease prime office spaces in a central location between the Airport & West Richmond at the South Airport Terminal! Great for professionals looking for flexible spaces ranging from 816 SF, 1021 SF, 1360 SF, 5560 SF and 11,000+ SF at a reasonable rate. Access to a huge executive-style lounge & boardroom at discounted rates are available to all occupants in the building. The all-inclusive GROSS lease rates of $25/ SF include property taxes, heat, air conditioning, lights & water. Easily accessible from Central Richmond.

Excellent opportunity to lease this totally impressive & unique showroom with office spaces between the Airport & West Richmond. Newly renovated with 5697 SF on 2 levels, super high glass vaulted ceilings, wood beams, granite floors, new commercial carpeting, reception area, kitchen with serving area & 4 bathrooms. 3-4 parking spots can be negotiated + additional spots are available for rent at $75/month. The allinclusive gross lease rate of $11,900 per month includes property taxes, heat, air conditioning, lights & water. Expansive views of the mountains, airport & runways throughout & a must see! Easily accessible from Central Richmond.

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