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Richmond swimmer rebounds from leg injuries to raise funds for cancer research (opens the original)
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Like the celebrated landscape painter Bob Ross did in his day, Vivian Wong didn’t make mistakes. Like the time she intended to swim 10 kilometres, but instead got more than three clicks past that goal. Or when her modest fundraising target of $300 tripled past the $1,100 mark. The lifelong Richmond resident put in her reps all in the name of cancer research, as she spent August circumnavigating local pools to the tune of 500-plus laps. The money raised has since been donated to the Canadian Canc
'It's been really hard': Richmond dog recovering after hit and run (opens the original)
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By all accounts, Dashi’s joie de vivre is such that she’s been coined the neighborhood friendly Doberman. The five-year-old pooch evidently has never met a pet, scratch, human or other dog that she didn’t take a liking to. “She's an awesome dog with a great temperament — not like your typical Doberman who's scary,” said Dashi’s owner Flora Phung. “She is probably one of the most trusting dogs you'll ever meet. When she meets you, she immediately just loves you.” Dashi’s shine, however, was dimin
Death toll rises as rescued boater succumbs to injuries in Roberts Bank sinking (opens the original)
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A 28-year-old woman has died in hospital as a result of injuries sustained in the sinking of a charter fishing boat off Roberts Bank on June 28. Richmond RCMP said Wednesday the victim was a Chinese citizen residing in Seattle. Three survivors have since been released from hospital, including a 26-year-old man from Richmond. The families have asked that names of the people involved not be released to the media. Next-of-kin notifications have been completed for all victims and missing persons. On
Don't leave your pet in the car, Richmond police remind public (opens the original)
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A week-long forecast with temperatures averaging in the low 20s may not seem scorching, but mere minutes inside of a poorly ventilated vehicle can flip that script entirely. It’s for that reason that Richmond RCMP is asking motorists to leave their pets at home on warm days rather than bringing them along on errands. In a news release issued Monday afternoon, the local Mounties reminded residents of the seasonal uptick in calls about pets left in parked vehicles throughout the summer – and the f
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