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The City of Richmond and its residents this week joined the Western world in its solidarity with the people of Ukraine, who are under attack amid an invasion from Russian forces

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War offers chance to wean off oil know humanity still has a ways to go in shaking our tribal tendencies.

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Wow, times certainly are a changin’ — and I’m not sure if I like it.

As EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell said in response to the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine: “These are among the darkest hours for Europe since the Second World War.” Of course, lots of bombs have fallen on lots of parts of the world since the 1940s.

And to imply everything is different in this atrocity because it’s happening in Europe may reflect an attitude that some lives are more valuable than others.

In fact, we’re already hearing stories of people of colour — Nigerian, Lebanese, and Indian residents of Ukraine — being pushed back from border crossings as they try to escape the bombings, with preference going to white folks.

I truly hope that’s not the case, but I also

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That said, I don’t mean to lessen the significance of this invasion with a shrugging attitude of “whatever, invasions happen.”

Moreover, most of us do tend to feel things more acutely when we have a personal connection to the people or place in question.

I read recently that Canada has the largest Ukrainian population in the world outside of Ukraine and Russia. The article also explained that the vast majority of those early Ukrainian immigrants settled in the three prairie provinces because many had farming backgrounds and the Canadian government was selling off much of that “empty” prairie farmland for almost nothing. Of course, that land was neither empty nor the government’s to sell, but there’s that First Nations blind spot again.

But despite the questionable pretext, the Ukrainian people did come, work and enrich Canadian culture in many ways.

I was born in Winnipeg and grew up in Calgary where I well remember feeling quite slighted when a number of my classmates got an extra day off school to celebrate what we called at the time Ukrainian Christmas on Jan. 7.

I also remember being at summer camp when one of the very cool camp counsellors broke into traditional Ukrainian dance.

Point being, I’m feeling the impact more than I might if I didn’t have that history, and clearly I’m not alone.

Canada, albeit a bit player, is doing what it can with sanctions, and here in Richmond, city staff have taken down the Russian flag at the Richmond Olympic Oval and raised the Ukrainian flag at city hall.

Meanwhile, folks have been attending rallies, organizing fundraisers and painting rocks with messages of support for the people of Ukraine. And then there’s the oil.

With Russia being a major oil exporter, gas prices, which were already giving people heart attacks at the pump, are sure

to go up. But instead of (or maybe as well as) complaining and searching GasBuddy for the best deals, perhaps this is the time to double down on investments in renewable energy sources.

Just as the horrors of COVID brought attention (although we’re still waiting for action) to how long-term care facilities are run, this could be the kick we need to start weaning ourselves off our addiction to foreign oil (or any oil for that matter.)

At the risk of sounding like an irritatingly positive person, silver linings can’t hurt.

So while we fret and freak out about what’s happening in the Ukraine, we can also seize an opportunity to get serious about investing in alternative energy.

It also wouldn’t hurt to remember that while it may feel like things are a changin’ for the worse, by almost every measure (life expectancy, malnutrition and world hunger) we are significantly better off than we were the last time bombs were falling on Europe.

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Traffic studies Dialogue leads to understanding not necessary Dear Editor,

where uncomfortable conversations can be had instead of trying to control the narrative. Spot on!

Unfortunately, uncomfortable conversations are uncomfortable!

Re: “Uncomfortable conversations our best hope,” Opinion, Feb. 24.

Dear Editor,

Re: “Intersections researched,” News, Feb. 24.

I am amazed there needs to be research done to figure out that there are many traffic concerns in Richmond.

For many years, I have asking where is the enforcement along these so-called dangerous routes. I have asked and never received a response from anyone as to the rampant speeding on all Richmond streets.

I walk daily and have come close to being run down in a school zone, marked crosswalks and intersections.

There is no such thing as speed limits, complete stops or any other enforcement being done on a full time basis.

Until the RCMP take this problem seriously and start hitting drivers hard till the message sinks in, we will continue to see pedestrians hit, car crashes at intersections and poor driving habits go unpunished.

We don’t need a study to be done. We need action now or we will end up waiting for things to get done, like building a new tunnel.

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Thanks for bringing light to this important topic at such a critical time.

As you highlighted, finding common ground on the many intractable challenges our society faces today will require a willingness to listen.

Such conversations challenge our own perspectives, our worldview, our values and even our identity.

We need to be careful that what one person labels as misinformation is not simply a perspective different from their own.

How many readers are ready and willing to listen to viewpoints that are directly opposed to their own?

Even science-based approaches to many issues are often a consensus of professional views rather than a single narrative based solely on any objective fact. It is even more subjective when involving public policy, where choices usually involve value trade-offs of various interests.

Most readers likely believe they do this already but in the heat of a situation, like the one presented, we see how quickly the human mind shifts to a defensive position where the response is more likely to become reactive, as your reader experienced.

For example, who should pay for low-cost rental housing in new buildings? Having discussions and ultimately deciding on the trade-offs to get to consensus of some type is uncomfortable.

Without strong self-awareness of individual emotional triggers, research shows people are at the mercy of their subconscious.

You mention creating safe forums

As a conflict resolution professional myself, it’s my opinion we need to shift from discussion towards increasing dialogue, along with a broader education of important communications skills.

Critical thinking needs to be core to the public education curriculum.

Discussion focuses on debate, division and the differences between alternate views.

Dialogue seeks to understand, find meaning and points of connection. Dialogue encourages listening rather than merely hearing and going further to build upon the best of other’s views to find the optimal solution.

As you said, communication is key and during this critical time, we need to improve our collective communications skills if we seek to move forward respecting each other and building a better community.

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Blaze hits vitamin store Elderly woman attacked Alan Campbell

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A Richmond business owner could be hundreds of thousands of dollars out of pocket, after a mysterious fire ripped through her store.

Christina Liu is still in a bit of shock after the unexplained blaze tore through her vitamin shop — 12 Baskets — last Tuesday evening at Blundell Centre.

The fire, said Liu, destroyed her storage area at the back of the store and melted most of the front, retail side, destroying in the process what she believes to be hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of stock.

And given the nature of her business, she told the Richmond News she only had basic insurance coverage and could be closed for up to a year.

“We’re not at high-risk so our coverage is minimal. It’s not in the

nature of our business to have high coverage,” said Liu, who is still picking over the remnants of the damage. “The fire just doesn’t make sense. That’s the inventory gone. It’s all gone.”

Liu, who owns a second location on Cambie Road, said she closed up the shop at Blundell Centre at 6 p.m. last week, as usual, and was at home about 45 minutes later when she received a call from a neighbouring store that her place was on fire.

“They saw a lot of smoke. By the time the fire department came, there were huge flames,” added Liu, who has been in business for 30 years.

“There’s no gas, no kitchen, nothing really to spark the fire in the storage area. It burned everything in the back and melted everything in the front.

“I have heard of arson activities in the area, but I can’t find confirmation of that. The fire marshal has no

idea. They said they’re scratching their heads.”

Liu said she expects the insurance company adjuster will hire someone to look at the cause and maybe then some kind of explanation will be offered.

She added that that there were no signs of a forced entry.

“The only way someone could get anything in there is through the HVAC system. But I can’t think of anyone who would do this.

“We will just have to re-build and hope the community continues to support us.”

Richmond Fire-Rescue told the News that six units were deployed to the blaze, which appears to have been contained to 12 Baskets.

The fire department spokesperson said there were no injuries to any workers, the public or fire department personnel and that the investigation into the cause of the fire was still ongoing.

Richmond RCMP is asking the public for help, after an attempted daylight robbery of an 88-year-old woman in a city centre parking lot.

According to police, the woman was walking through the parking lot at 8200 Ackroyd Rd. — understood to be the PriceSmart lot — around 2:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 18 when a grey SUV approached her. One of the occupants of the SUV reportedly tried pulling her inside the vehicle and stealing her purse.

Police say the suspect or suspects then fled in the vehicle after their attempt was unsuccessful, and officers weren’t able to locate the vehicle or suspects.

The woman, added police, was luckily unharmed, but “noticeably shaken by this traumatic event.”

“This was an extremely harrowing ordeal for this woman.

We are fully committed to finding the person or persons responsible for this despicable act,” said the RCMP’s Cpl. Dennis Hwang.

Police are asking anyone with dashcam footage or information to contact Richmond RCMP at 604-278-1212, quoting file #2022-4498, or anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).

— Alan Campbell/News

Rabbitats wants to remove all feral rabbits habitats.

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A Richmond rabbit rescue group wants all invasive rabbits to be removed from public areas, instead of just “nuisance” ones.

Rabbitats CEO Sorelle Saidman was responding to a city proposal to manage the European rabbit population, which it says poses health risks to native rabbit species — by spreading rabbit hemmoragic disease — and is damaging natural

Last year, the not-for-profit removed 118 rabbits from public property, relocating them to a sanctuary, according to a report to city council’s parks, recreation and cultural services committee.

Saidman said controlling the population can be done by removing all the rabbits from an area.

“We’ve been successful with UVic, the Richmond Auto Mall, we’ve done a couple of strata complexes including the Dover neighbourhood,” Saidman told the committee on Tuesday.

“…we haven’t actually been tasked with rabbit control because it’s been only city property and it’s only been the nuisance rabbits,” she added.

The city report states, despite trying different strategies over the past two years, Richmond’s feral rabbit population doesn’t seem to be declining.

But Coun. Harold Steves disputed this, saying the problem isn’t as bad as it was several decades ago, adding there there used to be a “plague of rabbits” in the Agricultural Land Reserve south of Steveston Highway 30 to 40 years ago, but these

were wiped out by coyotes and disease.

“The question I’ve got is, is there really a problem? What’s wrong with the way it’s working out now? Because I’m sure we’ve got less rabbits in the agricultural area than we had 20 or 30 years ago,” said Steves.

In addition to raising public awareness, the city is looking at studying the rabbit situation to see how many there are and where they are concentrated.

The city is also proposing giving Rabbitats $15,000 to continue its work managing the population.

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Ukraine flag hoisted The flag of Ukraine is flying on No. 3 Road outside Richmond City Hall.

A motion to do so — and to send a letter of support to the Ukrainian consul-general in Vancouver — in the wake of the war, was passed unanimously by Richmond city council on Monday.

Not only would it show support for Ukraine in these “terrible and tragic events,” it would support people of Ukrainian descent locally, said Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie.

“There’s not a lot a municipal government halfway around the world can do, but I think that we can indicate our support and make it known where we stand as a group,” Brodie said.

Russia attacked Ukraine last week and several cities have been hit by heavy shelling. Thousands of refugees are fleeing into neighbouring Poland and other countries.

On Monday, the Russian flag was taken down at the Richmond Olympic Oval.

Richmond community activist Karina Reid and her family spent several days painting Ukraine flags and sunflowers on rocks and

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placed them at the doorsteps of the Ukrainian Community Society of Ivan Franko in Richmond to show solidarity with Ukraine.

Reid said this was the least she could do at this moment.

Meanwhile, Reid said her family members living in Suceava, Romania, 40 kilometres from Ukraine, have worked around the clock as “Uber drivers” to pick up Ukrainian refugees coming across the border.

“I wish I could be in Romania right now to help more,” said Reid. “The situation is absolutely devastating and I can’t even think of anything else right now.”

Richmond city coun. Chak Au joined protestors Saturday at the Vancouver Art Gallery to condemn the Russian attack where he was joined by other Richmondites. “...I hope Ukrainians (can) get through the darkest time soon,” said Au. Eugene Lupynis, a board director for the Ukrainian Community Society of Ivan Franko, said anyone who wants to donate should connect with the Canada Ukraine Foundation at www.cufoundation.ca

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end of February, in anticipation of moving into the refurbished animal shelter, which has been expanded by 1,600 square feet.

Richmond’s refurbished animal shelter on No. 5 Road is almost ready to welcome dogs, cats and other lost or abandoned animals.

The City of Richmond contracted its animal services to BC SPCA last year as it started to rebuild the animal shelter on No. 5 Road.

The Richmond Community Animal Shelter, at 12071 No. 5 Rd., is expected to open by the end of March with the BC SPCA taking over the new facility, previously run by the Regional Animal Protection Society (RAPS).

“We began working with the city as providers of their animal control services more than a year ago, and we are thrilled to be building on this successful partnership with the operations of this new shelter,” said Parm Takhar, BC SPCA chief operations officer, in a media statement.

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Thick smoke billowed into the sky last Thursday after a raging fire broke out at a storage shed behind the first tee at Quilchena Golf Club in Terra Nova. There were no injuries and the cause is still under investigation.

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The Richmond Animal Shelter, previously run by RAPS, integrated the previous 40-year-old shelter structure into the new one with a budget of $8 million. According to the city in the fall, construction was under budget.

The new shelter will be 1,600 square feet larger than the old one, totalling 6,180 square feet.

It will have room for at least 17 dogs, 40 cats, eight rabbits, which were previously kept outdoors, and six other animals.

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Four single-family homes could make way for 39 new homes, some as small as 360 square feet, in the Spires Road area.

The proposed townhouse complex will have 36 units — ranging in size from about 700 to 1,700 square feet — with three secondary suites.

The secondary suites will range from 363 square feet to 388 square feet in size.

Richmond city council asked staff to look into getting more density into the Spires Road area in exchange for developers adding rental units, but that new policy isn’t expected until May. The developer, a numbered company — 1219002BC — whose directors are KaiShen (John) Hsiung and Yi-Jen (Claire)

Wang, opted not to add more density.

They will have to contribute $358,000 into the city’s affordable housing fund.

The Spires Road project will be dealt with at next week’s planning meeting and includes some tree retention proposals.

There are 22 trees on the development site of which 21 were identified as dead or dying or had been significantly pruned so they aren’t viable for saving.

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Capstan rec facility construction starting soon Maria Rantanen MRANTANEN@RICHMOND-NEWS.COM

The noise of hammers and saws could soon be heard in Capstan Village as the city has issued a permit to start building a brand-new community centre.

The new recreational facility at No. 3 Road and Capstan Way could simply be called “Capstan Community Centre.” This is the name recommended by city staff, which they say reflects the history of the area, distinguishes it from the rest of City Centre and will help residents find it easily.

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ceived a building permit to build the shell of the community centre. Once it receives its final building permit, it’s expected to take about 33 months to build, according to the developer.

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exchange for being allowed to build more residential units.

The name of the centre comes from the area it’s located in with a staff report explaining horse-powered capstans — devices for pulling heavy objects — were used to tow water pipes across the Middle Arm of the Fraser River.

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Immediate dentures are always best, unless there is so much mobility in your teeth that taking an impression may cause an accidental extraction when the impression is removed. The immediate denture will act as a band aid as well as to help reshape the bone to a kinder more rounded form, rather than leaving the sharp edges that are formed by the circumference of the extraction socket. Follow up must be done by your dental practitioner in order to keep up with the changing shape as the bone and tissue heal. If you have extractions done and the denture is made after a period of couple months then the bone from the circumference of the socket has prematurely healed and is now standing up. When a denture is placed on the tissues, the bone from underneath now stabs you from the inside out. There is one way that you can do the latter method. Once your initial wound site has closed, then you must massage the bone together towards the center of gum. This will tell the body that the bone must reshape to a rounder shape.

If you have questions that you would like answered, please don’t hesitate to book a free consultation with my office, or you can write to us via our website to: bcdenturist.com

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Q: I have disc and spinal degeneration,

At the beginning of every year, I write about how gold and silver did the previous year, so this question is appropriate.

At the end of January 2021, the spot price of Gold was $2350 CDN, Silver was $33 CDN, and Platinum was $1420 CDN. As of February 17, 2022, Gold was $2400 CDN, Silver was $30.60, and Platinum was $1385 CDN. From these figures, it doesn’t look like a lot of change occurred.

However, the prices at the end of January 2021 were close to their highs for the year and all metals softened later in the year.

The peak for Silver in 2021 was in February when the same Reddit online crowd who drove GameStop to new highs decided to do the same with Silver.

I remember that Monday when we had lineups down the outside of our window with people waiting to buy silver.

Silver was at $36.00 CND and every person the was buying silver and expecting Silver to jump to $100 by the end of the month.

Instead, it went down most of the year before recovering this year.

The lows were in December of 2021, with Gold at $2280 CDN, Silver at $28.50 CDN and Platinum at $1180 CDN. To answer your question about if it is a good time to buy gold, I believe that there is no best time.

I am a firm believer in slow and continual purchasing of precious metals. Every month I add to my personal purchases and to the company’s stock.

Right now, we have great stock of Gold and Silver bars and coins and a large stock of Platinum bars.

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The answer is definitely YES! First, let me explain what A: degeneration of the spine is and how you get it. Spinal

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Spinal degeneration is often caused by long-standing stress in the spine from various traumas that we experience throughout life. Trauma can cause subluxations (misaligned vertebrae) in the spine, which if left uncorrected can lead to stress in the spine and degeneration. The best treatment for degeneration is of course prevention. After any trauma, check with a chiropractor to make sure the vertebrae ware moving properly and if necessary have your spine adjusted. It’s never too late to help degeneration in the spine. If you already suffer, see your chiropractor today to improve your symptoms and to prevent the degeneration in your spine from getting worse.

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COMMUNITY Proposed name has historical significance

This is where Capstan Village, Capstan Way and Capstan Canada Line Station all derived their names.

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The YuanHeng development was approved in 2016 and the total floor area will be about 1.2 million square feet.

There will be 871 market units and 63 affordable rental

units.

Naming of the new community centre is on the parks and recreation meeting agenda.

The city’s naming policy — for public buildings, parks or places — dates from 1997 and is meant to “honour or memorialize” people, corporations, events or places that have “attained achievements

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The Richmond Board of Education is reviewing its facility naming policy — adopted in 1990 — in the near future.

Board chair Sandra Nixon said the idea is to have an up-

dated process that’s “clear and transparent” and supports the school district’s commitment to “equity and specifically, to addressing bias, privilege and systemic discrimination.”

Other name suggestions for the community centre in Capstan Village were Riverfront Community Centre and North Richmond Community Centre.

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Before you travel, consider updating your vaccinations. Travel vaccines will provide you with important protection while travelling internationally. In general, vaccines can be divided into 3 categories – routine vaccines (recommended for everyone), required vaccines (travellers must have these vaccines in order to enter a country), and recommended vaccines (health organizations recommended vaccines that are not always required by a country). Depending on where you are travelling and your travel itinerary, vaccination recommendations may differ. Consult with your health care provider or visit a travel health clinic as early as possible since some vaccines may take several weeks to build immunity while others may require multiple doses over several months. In addition, travellers should also predetermine any potential health hazards while travelling overseas and consider taking medications to prevent malaria and altitude sickness. During your trip, continue to practice proper sanitation and personal hygiene, follow food safety practices, prevent insect or animal bite and injury are essential for health protection and are as equally important as immunizations and medications. Talk to your pharmacist about preparing a first aid kit, including other travel essentials.

When travelling internationally, you may be required to present a negative COVID-19 viral test certificate which can either be a PCR (polymerase chain reaction) or RAT (rapid antigen test). Refer to the travel.gc.ca and IATA.org for the most updated information on travel, health documentation requirements, and other health and safety protocols.

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Why is funeral pre-planning part of a comprehensive retirement plan?

Reason #1 - Life insurance doesn’t cover the cost of funerals.

Life insurance is meant for the living.

It also takes about 8 weeks to payout to beneficiaries. Since funerals are a typee of event, 50% of the costs need to be paid upfront, with the remaining 50% duee two weeks later. Even if the beneficiary can part with some of that money from m life insurance, it will be about two months too late.

Pre-planning helps you pay off the complete cost of a funeral before passing..

And when you’ve paid it off, that’s it; there are no further payments.

On the other hand, life insurance is something you’ll keep paying... well, for life.

And you may never even use it at all!

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The same principles apply for much larger systems, such as a whole building Boiler Room. There is newer, much more energy efficient systems that can save a vast amount of money in operating costs as well as being much more environmentally friendly. Fortis has very large rebate programs for these conversions. Ask us for details.

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Tankless water heaters work on demand – they only heat water when necessary. Instead of wasting energy and money re-heating and storing water when it is not needed, Tankless Water Heaters provide only as much hot water as needed. Tank type water heaters store and heat water at all times, thus incurring higher operating costs. They have a limited supply of hot heater and will run out of hot Water when the tank is drained. Tankless water heaters provide an unlimited supply of hot water – you will never run out. The size of a residential tankless water heater is about the size of a carry-on suitcase and with a few exceptions, can be installed virtually anywhere inside your home. Using a tankless water heater will allow a home to use up to 50% less energy for heating water, which can save hundreds of dollars per year. Tankless water heaters can last 20 or more years, which by todays manufacturing standards, is 2-3 times longer than a traditional Tank type heater. Fortis has some great Rebate Programs to save you money for switching to this hi-efficiency option.

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Yes! ICBC renewals with an effective date of May 1, 2022 onwards, can now be renewed “Online”.

Policies with joint ownership or multiple owners, leased vehicles, commercial or fleet policies are not eligible to renew online. Nor can you process online policies that have lapsed, been refused to renew due to a debt, do new submissions, midterm changes or cancellations.

When you begin the online renewal process, it will display the previous three unique broker locations you worked with for you to choose from.

After you review and submit the transaction online, it will be sent to the broker you chose for review of any changes or they can simply complete the review. This will be done in 2 business days. You must also have a hard copy of the renewal in your vehicle, which you will need to print.

Another big change, starting from May 1, 2022, you no longer need to display a decal on your license plate.

Our Central Agencies Ltd. team is available 7 days a week to assist you with all your ICBC transactions in person or online. Please call us with questions about the “online” process as we would be happy to help.

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It was the day a personal letter of thanks arrived in the mail from the White House, signed in writing by then U.S. president, Ronald Reagan.

About two months earlier, on March 30, 1981, Reagan had narrowly survived an assassination attempt in Washington, D.C. The president, his bodyguard, a D.C. police officer and the White House press secretary were all shot, but all made it out of hospital alive.

At the time, Nyeholt — a lifelong Richmondite who had closely followed Reagan’s acting and political career — owned and operated Gardenia florists in Richmond’s Times Square.

So she used her industry connections to have flower arrangements sent to Reagan and his bodyguard, while they were in hospital.

“My letter made it into the Richmond News on May 20, 1981. I still have the news cutting and the letter and envelope from President Ronald Reagan,” said Nyeholt, 70, who thought she had lost the precious keepsakes.

It was only when her niece dropped off some belongings at her new home in Richmond’s Courtyard Gardens that the newspaper cutting and White House letter resurfaced.

“When I got sick about five years ago, my niece took care of all my stuff,’ said Nyeholt.

“Just the other day she dropped a whole ton of stuff off and there it was.

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“I still remember how shocked I was when the letter came in.”

In the letter, the president said that “knowing of your friendship encourages me daily.

“From the bottom of my heart, thank you for caring.”

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Richmond Kajaks coaches, athletes win top BC awards Alan Campbell ACAMPBELL@RICHMOND-NEWS.COM

A number of Kajaks Track and Field coaches and athletes scooped up a several honours at the recent BC Athletics Awards for 2021.

Garrett Collier won the “Excellence in U16/U18 Coaching” category after the throws coach supported many athletes in achieving new distances.

According to BC Athletics, Collier’s season highlights included Matthew Uliana’s U18 Canadian record in hammer, as well as his U20 BC record in discus.

Lee Hunter won the “Excellence in Junior Development Coaching” award for his “passion for assisting in the development of young athletes.”

During the 2021 season, Lee was instrumental in keeping the Kajaks JD program running smoothly, “dedicating his time beyond planned practices and competitions to ensure every child had experience in all event disciplines.”

Camryn Rogers picked up a “2021 Outstanding Athletes of the Year” accolade

after a stunning season in the hammer.

Not only was Rogers the NCAA Div.1 Champion, she broke the NCAA and Canadian U23 records, all en route to a debut in the Olympic Games, where she finished fifth.

Rogers also received the “2021 BC Athletics Senior Track & Field Athletes of the Year” with fellow Richmond Olympian Evan Dunfee.

Dunfee capped a memorable season by snatching a bronze medal at the death in the 50K race walk.

During the season, he also set new Canadian records in the 5,000m and 10,000m races.

Matthew Uliana was named “2021 U18 Track & Field Athletes of the Year” after a standout season, setting a U18 Canadian record in the hammer and a U20 BC record in discus.

Notable mention went to Aidan Turner — a finalist for the U18 Track and Field Athlete award.

Lawrence Man won the “2021 U16 Male Track & Field Award” in the 14-year-old division, after achieving a hammer throw distance of 50.73m.

Volleyball product signs for UBC A Richmond volleyball product has become the first women’s volleyball signing at UBC for a decade.

Steveston resident Elizabeth Lee (pictured) recently put pen to paper for the Thunderbirds, who described her as having “excellent ball control” and being an “extremely athletic jumper.”

Lee is the first Richmond-raised player to sign for the women’s volleyball program at UBC since Juliana Kaufmanis from McMath secondary.

She started her volleyball career in Grade 6 at Homma elementary, before making a name for herself playing and training with Air Attack out of the Richmond Oval for six years.

—Alan Campbell/Richmond News

Meanwhile, Kajaks is hosting a free, one-day community event, called Try Track,

at Minoru Track on Saturday, March 12 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

It is open to elementary and high school students and teachers who want

to try the different events within the sports of track and field.

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Minoru awaits Super Soccer Sunday Alan Campbell

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There’s a big weekend coming up for the adult soccer scene in Richmond.

This Sunday isn’t any other, for the Richmond Adult Soccer Association (RASA), it’s Super Soccer Sunday, where the best of the best clash in a feast of football.

Three back-to-back games kick off at Minoru Turf, starting at 11 a.m. with the All-Star match, followed by the Don

Richmond All Blacks are chasing the double after coasting to the Division 1 title.

Taylor League Cup Final at 1 p.m. and finally the Masters Cup Final at 3 p.m.

A beer garden will be open in the grandstand, along with a barbecue, and with the sun expected to be shining, there is a good chance of a big crowd.

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In the day’s feature game, the Division 1 champion Richmond All Blacks are chasing the double.

They will take on the league’s second place side West Coast FC, which progressed to the final on Tuesday, putting away Unicorn FC A by two goals to nil.

The League Cup has gone to the Graduates the last three seasons, according to RASA’s stats man, Matt Mercer, so a new name is guaranteed on the trophy this time around.

As well as bragging rights, the winner of the cup gets an automatic berth into the Provincial B Cup in the spring.

In the Masters Cup Final (for the over-35s), the defending champion Flying Beavers will go head-to-head with the Rain City Gunners.

The two sides are second and first, respectively, in the Masters Division, so it should be a fitting finale to Super Soccer Sunday.

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This newly updated 4 bedroom CORNER unit townhome located in desirable Edgewater Park features totally open exposures to the N, S & W! Located in an excellent quiet location that’s directly across from the greenspace and playground which also has direct access to the Dyke. New renovations include engineered hardwood floors, imported tiles, new paint and carpets on the top floor. This great floor plan with 1428 SF of spacious living even offers a bonus sun-drenched picture window off of the dining room and open views of the Dyke from the master balcony. Other recent updates include stainless steel appliances, maple kitchen, double-glazed windows and custom built-in shelving units. All this in an excellent family-oriented complex that’s close to Seafair Mall, Steveston Village and the Dyke.

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#402-12633 No. 2 Road

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NEW LISTING

ONE HARBOUR GREEN by ASPAC

$3,980,000

WATERFRONT 2 BDRM + DEN, 1640 SF

Immaculate 1 bedroom + den in the very popular Centrepointe complex in Central Richmond. Features totally open easterly views of the Garden City Parklands, 784 SF of spacious living, new stainless steel appliances, new lighting, new faucets, new toilet, laminate floors, floor to ceiling windows, den off the master bedroom, insuite laundry with storage, large outdoor balcony, 1 secured parking spot & 1 locker. Super low maintenance fees. Very well maintained concrete hi-rise with caretaker, outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, sauna, exercise centre & lounge. All this in an excellent location just steps to Kwantlen College, Canada Line, buses, Lansdowne Mall, TNT Supermarket, Walmart and the rest of the shops and restaurants at Central at Garden City Mall.

This stunning 2 bedroom + den CORNER home has amazing N, W and S views of the ocean, mountains and Stanley Park in the coveted Vancouver WATERFRONT residence at One Harbour Green! With understated elegance throughout and 1640 SF of spacious living, this pristine home features Snaidero cabinetry, top of the line Sub-zero & Meile appliances, stone countertops, contemporary built-in millwork, air conditioning, auto blinds, 2 luxurious bathrooms including a spa-like master ensuite with radiant heat/seamless glass/body jets, full walk-in pantry, hidden murphy bed, tiled gas fireplace + more. Comes complete with 4 outdoor balconies and private 2 vehicle garage w/ storage room. With full-time concierge service, 3 units/floor and resort-style amenities, OHG is Coal Harbour living at its best!

#1106-8871 Lansdowne Road

#803-1169 West Cordova St, Vancouver

GREAT 593 SF OFFICE SPACE $563,000

INCLUDES 1 PARKING

Great opportunity to OWN your own brand new, air conditioned 593 SF office space with 1 parking spot in the Class A-Rated office tower at the International Trade Centre in Richmond. This 10th floor office space is rectangular in shape, has no pillars and offers high ceilings and easterly views. Comes with View Smart Windows with 4 shades of tint that can be operated by a phone app. Located next to the new upscale Versante Hotel, Bruno Restaurant & Bar and Sushi Kiwami. Conveniently located by the corner of No. 3 Road & Bridgeport Road that’s just minutes to the Bridgeport Canada Line Station, YVR International Airport and 15 minutes to Downtown Vancouver. Ready for your design ideas.

#1075-8477 Bridgeport Road

SOUTH AIRPORT TERMINAL $30/SF IMPRESS YOUR CLIENTS!

FOR LEASE 816-11,000+ SF EXECUTIVE OFFICES

$29/SF

UPSCALE SHOWROOM/ OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE

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 $30/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 all-inclusive gross lease rate of $13,800 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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4380 Agar Drive

RE/MAX Austin Kay Realty & RE/MAX Anita Chan Realty - * #110-6086 Russ Baker Way, Richmond BC V7B 1B4

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$998,800

$1,398,800

#2-10524 Kozier Drive

Fantastic alternative to townhome living, an affordable option to a single family home. HALF DUPLEX on an over 9700 shared lot tucked into a quiet neighbourhood in the Steveston London school catchment. Updated 3 bdrm/ 2.5 baths incl hardwood floors & tile throughout, updated open kitchen with granite counters & newer s/s appliances.

Vaulted ceilings in the family room opens onto fully-fenced south east exposed yard. Big living/dining area with electric insert in a wood burning fireplace. Laundry & powder on the main floor. Primary bdrm has updated ensuite with shower & 2 other good sized bdrms & another updated full bath. Big storage shed in the back, single garage parking & parking on the driveway. A great opportunity to live in a terrific neighbourhood. Book your private showing!

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

$649,800

#62-10200 4 Avenue One of the largest floor plans in popular and affordable MANOAH VILLAGE, this upper level 3 bdrm plus den or 4th bdrm unit is well maintained and move in ready. Main floor has newer laminate throughout. Huge deck off living area into greenspace with mountain view. Walk to Steveston Village, close to all levels of schools. Great complex with outdoor pool and play area. New roof in 2019.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

$264,900

#2-4388 Bayview Street

PHOENIX POND-2 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhome located within steps of Steveston Village, the Imperial Landing boardwalk and the Community Centre.

With a little tlc this 'diamond in the rough' could be the home of your dreams. So much potential with the tandem garage, huge extra loft space and big south facing sundeck. Fantastic school catchment of T Homma Elementary and McMath Secondary.

You've been wanting to live the Steveston lifestyle, here is your chance! Book your showing!

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

NEW LISTING

5840 Musgrave Crescent

Beautifully maintained, with big square footage is this grand TERRA NOVA home offering 6 bedrooms, 5 baths, and an OFFICE! Spacious entryway with vaulted ceilings, awesome floor plan capturing loads of natural light. Enormous family room with eating area opening onto the kitchen and private, manicured backyard. Enjoy mountain views upstairs. Spacious bedrooms. Updated roof 2012, updated boiler and hot water tank (2018).

TRIPLE CAR GARAGE. Tucked on a quiet street in a prestigious neighbourhood with an excellent school catchment (Spul'u'wuks & Burnett). Enjoy easy access to nature and the dyke trail system, shopping at Terra Nova Village, YVR and much more.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

$999,000

Zack Zhang 778-881-9926

$499,900

Introducing River Park Place II by INTRACORP! Richmond's newest community along the dyke area. Highly functional 2 bed PLUS den townhome boasts high ceilings & over 600 sf of patio space. 1 parking, 1 storage locker & in suite storage included. Open concept kitchen features Bosch 5-burner gas cooktop, built-in microwave/oven/dishwasher/ fridge & Caesarstone counters. Smart home ready with Nest thermostat, smart dimming switch & air con. Building amenities include concierge service, in-door basketball court, fitness center, lounge with kitchen, study, billiards table, karaoke, poker & meeting room. Walking distance to T&T supermarket, Oval Centre, Shoppers Drug Mart, restaurants & more. No rental restrictions. Live in or invest.

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#1201-7995 Westminster Hwy

THE REGENCY-Enjoy lovely mountain and city-lights view from this SPACIOUS 2 bdrm, 2 bath unit located in the heart of Richmond Centre. Brand new vinyl plank flooring and FRESHLY PAINTED throughout. Bright, nicely kept with a great floorplan. Functional kitchen including refreshed cabinets, brand new stainless steel appliances and new sink. Bathrooms with some updates including new toilets. Gas fireplace in the living room with floor to ceiling windows. New washer dryer. Live in the centre of the city with shopping, transit, restaurants just steps outside your door.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

$999,000

TH1-6900 Pearson Way

#5-7531 No. 1 Road Bright and Spacious 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom 1715 square foot townhome with a family room in the well maintained & self-managed Madison Estates in Quilchena. This unit has a South facing fenced yard with patio perfect for BBQing.

Extra low strata fees. Close to West Dyke Trail and bus stop. Newer fences, rangehood and laminate flooring. School catchment: Quilchena Elementary and Burnett Secondary.

NEW LISTING

$2,499,800

$1,799,900

6351 Williams Road

Builder and investor alert. Hereʼs your opportunity to build your dream home, over 3900 sqf. This home sits on a HUGE, rectangular, north/south oriented lot, is almost 9000 sqf and in one of Richmond's most desirable neighbourhoods. This rancher features 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. The kitchen and bathrooms were recently renovated with modern, quality materials. Great investment property, good condition to live in or rent out. Walking distance to Errington Elementary and Steveston/London Secondary. Book your showing today.

Adam Wachtel 604-315-2746

$989,800

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$899,900

#206-7180 Lindsay Rd #3502-13495 Central Ave Surrey 3 Civic Plaza – Surreyʼs Iconic Luxury Residence +

SUPER SPACIOUS & BRIGHT, SOUTH facing with 1070 sq ft 3 bedrooms & 1 bath unit in well maintained leasehold Sussex Square. Clean & meticulously kept, this home features gleaming EURO wide plank flooring, updated bath & newer paint. Open floor plan with large bedrooms and storage room (can be a den). Building has new exterior, roof, plumbing, balconies, double glazed windows. Maint fees include HEAT, HOT WATER, CITY UTILITIES & PROPERTY TAX. Prime West Richmond location close to Buses, Thompson Community Centre, Blundell Centre. TOP School Catchment: McKay Elementary & Burnett Secondary. 1 Parking, Rentals Allowed, No Pets, Shared Laundry. A perfect family home or investment opportunity. Prepaid lease ends 2087.

Andrea Chu 604-338-6600

Civic Plaza Hotel. Spacious East facing 1 bedroom & 1 bathroom unit on 35th floor with large balcony for enjoying the morning sun and UNOBSTRUCTED views.

Bright & open floor plan with 9-foot ceiling and extra large floor-to-ceiling windows. Geothermal air-conditioning & heating for year round comfort. Kitchen and bathroom features quartz counters, high end millwork cabinets, stainless appliances and separate shower stall & bath tub. Downstairs has concierge, hotel lobby, and on-site restaurant & bar. Steps to Surrey Central Skytrain Station, Central City Mall, SFU, KPU, City Hall, Central Library, Walmart, T&T Supermarket & more. ONE PARKING & ONE LOCKER included. Rentals allowed.

Andrea Chu 604-338-6600

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9660 Shell Road $1,599,000 Located on the quiet end of Shell Road, this 3 level split is ideal for investors to hold onto and build, for someone to bring their renovation ideas or for builders to build their dream home on this 8473sf lot. 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath and 2 half baths, double garage with a cute shed in the backyard with potential to be your private park. Close to transit, retail, Ironwood Plaza, Silvercity Riverport Cinemas and restaurants. Catchment: Kingswood Elementary and McNair Secondary. Convenient location to Hwy 99.

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4348 Gander Place $1,688,000 Lovely home in quiet cul-de-sac neighborhood, many upgrades throughout the house, including new exterior wall, new flooring, new appliance, new fireplace, new bathrooms, new hot water tank, also new radiant heating on the bathrooms, new window and new fence. Upstairs 4 bedrooms and a games room(can be 5 bedroom),downstairs a large living room, family room and dining room. Private back yard with sunny south exposure. Convenient location, close to transit and Steveston community, close to park and shopping center. School catchment: Diefenbaker Elementary school and Hugh Boyd Secondary School. Don’t miss this one.

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6 – 7733 Heather Street $989,000 Welcome to Hearthstone. Rarely available, very well-maintained complex you want to call home. Raise your family in this lovely, traditional 3 bedrooms up floor plan with a 2 piece powder room on the main, & tandem garage with a flex space that you can use for storage or create a room with a view to the backyard with updated artificial turf. New h/w tank in 2021, roughed-in EV elec. panel for EV charger, gas f/p, covered balcony & private setting. Fantastic quiet location with Paulik Neighborhood Park across the complex, walking distance to Garden City Community Park & Arboretum, Garden City Off-Leash Dog Park, Garden City Shopping Centre, close to central Richmond amenities & transit. Garden City Elem & Palmer Secondary with AP Program.

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103 – 3411 Springfield Drive $599,000 Located in the BEST neighbourhood in Metro Vancouver. The perfect balance of modern living, nature and historic-rich character. Steps away from cafes, restaurants, parks and historic sites. This functional 3 bedroom home is located on the ground floor of this newly rainscreened building with all exterior walls, windows, sliding doors, balconies, roofs, enterphone just replaced. Whether having an evening walk at the dyke, taking a stroll on the Steveston boardwalk, having dinner in the boutique restaurants in the historic Steveston Village or just cooling yourself down in the swimming pool during the summer heat waves, this home will bring you endless activity ideas and create memorable memories for your family.

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This 3260 sq.ft. home was completely rebuilt from the foundation up in 2005. The open floorplan, vaulted ceiling, 2 sided fireplace, large covered deck w gas hookups for bbq, ceiling heaters, plus the outdoor/indoor speaker system is perfect for entertaining. The kitchen with an island features honed granite counters and heated, slate tile floors.

The upper floor offers 3 bdrms, laundry and the primary bdrm has a walk-in closet, an ensuite w/a steam shower, and heated travertine tile floors. The lower floor will treat your extended family to a large, bright, walk-out GARDEN PATIO, self-contained 1 bdrm suite (unauthorized) plus a view of the largest Magnolia tree you have ever seen. The 7300 sq. ft. VIEW LOT is professionally landscaped with lighting and 5 zone irrigation. You will love the Lennox heat pump, Navien Tankless Water Heater and the New Roof. Fully fenced and PRIVATE, SOUTH FACING BACK YARD. Shopping, schools, golf are all close by on this QUIET, SAFE, NO-THRU STREET. Only a 20 minute walk to Skytrain.

Showings start by APPOINTMENT ONLY Saturday/Sunday, March 5/6- 2-4 pm.

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$4,586,000

$648,000 Situated in the heart of Richmond the

Brighouse Skytrain Station is at your doorstep and bus station around the corner. Shopping and restaurants all within walking distance – you donʼt need a car. Clean contemporary 1 bed and den in Mandarin Residence.

Beautiful central garden, gym & playground too. Across the street from Richmond Centre and rentals are allowed. Ideal investment.

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$1,198,000 From this stunning waterview townhome in popular MARINERS VILLAGE that is updated to perfection. Perched on the West Dyke it boasts magnificent views of the channel, Gulf Islands & North Shore mountains. Designer décor throughout this home that features luxury vinyl plank flooring, beautiful bright white kitchen with 10 foot island, high end Wolf & Asko appliances plus new windows & furnace.

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Here's a terrific opportunity for Investors or Developers! 2 homes side by side, both in good shape and rented to excellent long term tenants who wish to stay. 23071 and 23091 Westminster Hwy, a total of 31,910 sq.ft. of land! This is in fast developing Hamilton with a super development, Hamilton Village, close by and other development on going and coming up. OCP states townhouse designation with 1.0 FSR. Not many of these larger properties available! This is an opportunity that comes once in a while!

Buy & hold or develop in near future! Whichever way, this is Gold!

23071 & 23091 WESTMINSTER HIGHWAY, RICHMOND

JUST LISTED!

$799,800

Just Sold!

"RIDGECREST" - 2 STOREY TOWNHOME - RICHMOND CENTRE

In one of Richmond's most desirable complexes- "RIDGECREST"! Featuring a very functional floor plan, 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 Baths, 1,400 sq.ft. Living/ Dining area with Feature Wood Fireplace & sliders to a sunny south back Patio/Garden area, Contemporary Kitchen with adjoining Den/Family Room area. Ample size Master Bedroom with Walk-in Closet & full Ensuite. Very spacious & bright home throughout. The Complex is very well maintained with pro-active management. Superb location with minutes walking distance to Richmond Center & Minoru Park & steps to Public Transit! These are seldom available - ACT FAST!

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#1601-8288 SABA ROAD Richmond ~ $2,388,000

“Chancellor” - A truly rare, one of a kind, ultru-lux SUBPENTHOUSE (1/2 of the entire floor!), in the heart of downtown Richmond. With a massive 2618 sq ft that rivals any single-storey home, this open-concept layout easily accommodates house-sized furniture. With 4 spacious XL bedrooms, 3 full baths, 3 large functional walk-in closets, 5 balconies, this sundrenched and airy unit is the epitome of true uncompromised luxury. The suite boats panoramic views of the North Shore mountains and vibrant city through 5 generous outdoor balconies for entertainment. Extensively and tastefully renovated, this contemporary style residence features high-end Wolf range, quartz countertop, brand new flooring and paint throughout. Convenience like no other, this unit is steps away from Richmond Centre.

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TERRIFIC INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY HAMILTON, EAST RICHMOND

8611 NO. 3 ROAD Richmond ~ $2,388,000

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#301-6660 Buswell St Large 1 bdrm!

Prime location, steps from Canada line! Price slashed to $395,000 Large, top floor 1 bdrm in popular ‘Brighouse South’, just steps from the Canada line and Richmond Centre mall. Features spacious room sizes that will allow house sized furniture.

Locations like this are in high demand, call now for your private viewing.

LINDA LAIT 604.351.3658 Realtor since 1981

Central location Broadmoor area big lot.

78 by 150. Built your dream home.

House is over 70 years old but livable.

Good for rental and holding property.

Few minutes to Richmond Centre, Minoru park and community centre, Library. Five minutes to train and transit right on the corner. Nice residential neighborhood.

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Newly listed FOUR BEDROOM END UNIT in this family friendly complex. Well cared for by long time owners. Many nice updates over the years. Kitchen, bathrooms, double windows, maple engineered hardwood flooring, gas f/p, etc. Easy access to dyke walking paths & Seafair Shopping. View by appt.

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REPAIRERS LIEN Notice is hereby given to Jun Wang for the 2005 Volvo XC70. The sale of the vehicle will take place after March 11, 2022, at ASC Collision Repair at 5730 Cedarbridge Way, Richmond, BC, V6X2A7.

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