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A Tesla crashed into a Korean hotdog eatery at Westminster Highway and No. 3 Road on Friday, sending a 46-year-old woman to hospital.

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‘Unpredictable’ rush hour near YVR frustrates commuters VIKKI HUI vhui@richmond-news.com

A Richmond parent’s 30-minute morning commute on Russ Baker Way has more than doubled in time due to drivers ignoring merge rules and using the wrong lanes.

Grace Lin, who drives along Russ Baker Way every day to take her daughter to school, is struggling to make it in time even though she leaves the house with more than an hour to spare.

“The other day, we left home at 7:20 a.m. and her school starts at 8:45 a.m. By the time I’m approaching the school, there’s only two to three minutes left,” said Lin. She ended up having to drive through a back lane so her daughter could run in from the school’s side door.

Lin told the Richmond News she began to notice the traffic problem a few months ago.

“All of a sudden, after the summer holiday, it’s become unpredictable. Because so many cars tried to cut into the line, sometimes it would take one hour, sometimes it would take even longer,” she explained.

Lin told the News there are four types of traffic violations she sees that contribute to the delays.

Cars on No. 2 and Gilbert roads choose to breeze through the right-turn only lane by BCIT and merge back into traffic, cutting in front of cars queuing on Russ Baker Way. Other cars turning right from Gilbert Road onto Russ Baker Way choose to drive through the BCIT parking lot to jump the queue on

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Everyone’s time in the morning is precious, and we should call on everyone to abide by the rules (of the road) GRACE LIN

Traffic jams and accidents are common on Russ Baker Way. Valerie Leung photo Russ Baker Way. Meanwhile, cars taking the farthest-right lane on Russ Baker Way toward the McArthurGlen Outlet re-enter Russ Baker Way after passing Miller Road in order to merge into Grant McConachie Way, causing further delays to traffic.

Lin added that solo drivers also take the HOV lane to jump the queue, causing further frustration to others on the road.

“Adding the above four situations together, what I observed is that it takes about 15 to 30 minutes for vehicles that obey traffic rules (and) enter Russ Baker Way from No. 2 Road PUBLISHER

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and Gilbert Road to get onto the Arthur Laing Bridge,” she said.

Almost 700 crashes in five years The News reported earlier on how two crashes on Russ Baker Way on one Monday morning in mid-October caused delays to the commute. That same day, a few hours later, traffic was backed up again due to a crash on the Grant McConachie Way off-ramp from the Arthur Laing Bridge.

Last year, a motorcyclist passed away after colliding with a transport bus on Russ Baker Way and Inglis Drive.

According to ICBC data, almost 700 crashes

were recorded along Russ Baker Way between 2018 and 2022.

A total of 235 crashes were recorded at the intersection of Miller Road and Russ Baker Way — the highest number of crashes in the area.

The intersection of Bridgeport Road and Sea Island Way, just north of Miller Road, has the second-highest number of crashes with 158 recorded.

Gilbert Road and Russ Baker Way is the third most problematic intersection, with 126 crashes recorded at the intersection between 2018 and 2022.

Lin thinks some of the frustration could be reduced if morning commutes in the area were more predictable.

“Everyone’s time in the morning is precious, and we should call on everyone to abide by the rules and create a fair and predictable traffic environment,” she said.

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Homelessness a higher priority in other cities than Richmond Dear Editor, Re: “Churches fill in food gap, serving homeless nightly,” News, Oct. 26 I applaud Coun. Kash Heed for putting forward a motion calling for an immediate action plan to address the homelessness crisis in Richmond.

It is clear from the 2023 official Homeless Count final report that the current strategy is not effective.

The increase for all of Metro Vancouver was 32 per cent, in Richmond it was 91 per cent!

The full report can be accessed on the Homelessness Services Association of BC website, which also highlights the fact that the majority of people experiencing homelessness are in their home community — they are not somehow being imported or drifting into our community.

They grew up here and this is their home.

At a recent forum in Vancouver on homelessness and housing, it also became clear that other municipalities are taking far more steps towards addressing this issue than Richmond is.

It’s easy to say the provincial and federal governments are to blame, and we do need support from them.

But if other municipalities are able to implement measures to combat the problem, then Richmond should also be able to do so.

This is an issue that should be important to everyone — the compassionate souls who feel pain at witnessing fellow human beings struggling to survive or sometimes dying on the streets, to the securely housed who feel it’s a threat to their safety, to those worried about their property values being impacted, to those who just are offended by the esthetics, it affects all of us.

This call for action is just a first step, but it’s an important one.

There was a large turnout at the general purposes meeting on Oct. 16 at Richmond City Hall.

People are paying attention and I truly hope our elected officials will make a real effort to take concrete steps towards a solution.

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I feel safe in Richmond

Axe the tax

Dear Editor, I was not pleased to see our two former Conservative MPs replaced by Liberals.

But now I see the good news.

The 24 Liberal ridings in the Maritime provinces have all been given relief on the carbon tax for heating their homes. This was announced by the prime minister on Thursday.

Knowing that we are a Liberal area, I look forward to the announcement that the carbon tax will be suspended soon in Richmond.

Finally, a benefit for electing Liberals.

Dear Editor, Re: “Nobody Feels Safe in Richmond: Wat,” News, Oct 26 I have lived in Richmond most of my adult life and I have never felt unsafe or uncomfortable when I am out, regardless of the time of day or night.

The city is policed exceptionally well by the RCMP. I have complete faith and trust in the RCMP to keep me and my family safe.

I don’t know what agenda MLA Teresa Wat is pursuing in the article, but her very general statement(s) does not apply.

Perhaps when she makes such comments she should refer to her constituents only and not the city as a whole. She certainly does not speak for me.

I also do not understand how homelessness makes people feel unsafe. To me, they are two very separate and distinct issues.

Where is Hispanic culture?

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Dear Editor, As a newcomer, this October I hoped to see greater inclusion towards the Hispanic culture in the City of Richmond.

Unfortunately, I have not been able to find social programs that help spread our beautiful traditions.

It would be great if next year the government would create an initiative to show the multiculturalism of Hispanics who are living in this great city.

Each year, this would generate more impact representative of all.

Jesus Aguilar

10% of condos listed in one complex MARIA RANTANEN mrantanen@richmond-news.com

In the last six months, 24 condos in one city centre strata complex — about 10 per cent — were listed for sale.

There are currently 14 listings at the strata complex at Gilbert Road and Elmbridge Way that was completed last year, and 10 other units have sold in the last six months.

This is “a lot” of listings, explained Richmond realtor Chris Dinnell, as normally, such a complex would have just a handful.

Dinnell, with the Dinnell Real Estate Group, said he’s seen the strata documents and there’s nothing wrong with the building — rather, he thinks the high number of listings is a result of high interest rates and new shortterm rental rules.

Many of the units were probably bought by investors, he explained, and now with interest rates five per cent higher than 16 months ago, some owners might not be able to keep up with their mortgage payments.

Dinnell is seeing more listings on the market in newly built buildings, and

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more “assignments” taking place, that is, people who have bought a pre-sale condo are selling the contract.

Steveston a tight market Steveston South — also known as London Landing — is another story with only 10 listings on the market.

And nothing is currently listed under $950,000.

Listings in this area show quick turnarounds, especially in areas like Andrews Road which has a lot of “entry-level” homes at more reasonable prices.

“Those are getting scooped up right away,” Dinnell said.

This might seem counter-intuitive as city centre is close to the Canada Line and other services.

But Dinnell thinks it’s because people are looking for the lifestyle that the tight-knit community of Steveston offers.

The current real estate trend appears to be “cautious,” Dinnell told the Richmond News.

“People are sitting on the sidelines being cautious,” he said.

He notes 25 per cent of buyers are waiting for prices to come down while

25 per cent of buyers are waiting for interest rates to come down.

But he would argue the current real estate market is a buyer’s market.

“I personally feel if you’re a buyer, you should be out there looking for deals because there are deals to be had,” he added.

New rules affect market The provincial government recently changed the rules around short-term rentals in order to get more housing back into the long-term rental market.

Now, short-term rentals are only allowed in the principal home of the owner.

Not only are the new rules putting pressure on owners who relied on this income to pay their mortgages, Dinnell doesn’t think the new rules are going to alleviate high rents.

On the contrary, owners who are used to getting high yields from shortterm rentals are going to charge “top dollar” in rent to cover their mortgages, he said.

“Government is squeezing them — they have to (charge high rents),” he added. “So, I don’t think it’s going to fix the issue.”

Supportive housing could stay until 2027 MARIA RANTANEN mrantanen@richmond-news.com

Richmond city staff is recommending council extend the lease of the Alderbridge temporary modular building, a low-barrier home, for another three and a half years.

The lease on the land runs out in April, and, if approved by city council, the TMH will be in place until the end of 2027.

The 40-unit supportive housing at Alderbridge and Elmbridge ways was the first such building in Richmond, built on city-owned land and operated

by RainCity Housing.

Initially, there was a lot of neighbourhood opposition to the Alderbridge TMH. About a year ago, another TMH, Aster Place, was opened close to Costco.

“Homelessness remains a critical concern for many in-

dividuals in Richmond despite numerous successes the City of Richmond and its partners have achieved,” reads a report to city council.

The city is planning a 60-unit permanent supportive building, but this won’t be ready until late 2027.

BC Housing has requested the extension of the Alderbridge building until the new one is ready.

In April, Coun. Alexa Loo asked city staff to look into the facility, citing a list of questions about crime, drug use and recovery rates at the supportive housing building.

She asked city staff to bring back a report on these issues, noting nearby hotels said they’d had to increase security 300 per cent after it opened.

The request for the lease extension will be dealt with by city council on Nov. 6.

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At the meeting, members of the public will have an opportunity to meet with the Corporation’s Board of Directors, Senior Officers and Management, regarding the Corporation’s activities, achievements and future plans for the Richmond Olympic Oval.

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RICHMOND REMEMBERS Saturday, November 11, 2023

Take some time to remember our veterans at the Remembrance Day service at Richmond City Hall, 6911 No. 3 Road 10:20am

Parade starts marching towards Richmond City Hall cenotaph

10:40am

Official ceremony begins

11:00am

Two minutes of silence, followed by wreath-laying

11:30am

Reception immediately following ceremony

Road closures

In order to facilitate the event, streets will be closed and traffic patterns will be changed between 8:00am and 1:30pm. During this time, there will be restricted road access.

• Granville Avenue will be closed in both directions from Minoru Boulevard to Buswell Street.

• No. 3 Road will be closed in both directions from Park Road to Bennett Road.

The ceremony will be streamed live at richmond.ca/remember.

Click on the “Watch Ceremony” button starting at 10:20am. richmond.ca

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Child-care fees stay high in Richmond VALERIE LEUNG vleung@richmond-news.com

Paper Planes Cafe ribbon cutting (above) was held at Vancouver International Airport.

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Inclusive cafe opens at YVR

VALERIE LEUNG vleung@richmond-news.com

A new cafe at Vancouver International Airport (YVR) serves more than just coffee.

Paper Planes Cafe, an inclusive coffee bar, officially opened on Monday at YVR in partnership with the Pacific Autism Family Network (PAFN).

The coffee bar provides an inclusive and accessible space for individuals of different abilities from the neurodiverse community to work.

“Paper Planes Cafe is more than just a coffee shop, it is a place where adults with diverse abilities can gain paid employment, training and valuable work experience,” said Tamara Vrooman, president and CEO of Van-

couver Airport Authority.

“Travellers passing through YVR will have an opportunity to enjoy quality food and beverages while also upholding employment opportunities for individuals across the neurodiverse community in a safe and empowering place.”

The goal of the coffee bar is to “give power” to individuals with diverse abilities by providing them with a space and the skills and experience they need to succeed in the workforce, Vrooman added.

Paper Planes offers a training program for up to six months for all staff to learn skills in the restaurant and food industry, such as barista talents, food preparation and cus-

tomer service.

After the training program, staff will be supported during their job search in the community.

“Part of the work we do (at PAFN) is employment initiatives,” said Sergio Cocchia, board chair and president of PAFN. “Building upon our programming, this (cafe) will allow us to offer meaningful training in a paid position leading to hopefully employment.”

Paper Planes Cafe offers coffee, pastries and specialty food.

The cafe can be found at the airport’s domestic arrival area and is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

No calls to police, bylaws during park drinking pilot MARIA RANTANEN

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Drinking in parks didn’t result in any need for police or bylaw response this summer, according to the city.

The city ran a pilot program allowing alcohol consumption in three parks this summer: in one section of Garry Point Park, at King George/ Cambie Park and at Aberdeen Neighbourhood Park.

There were no “calls for ser-

vice” to the Richmond RCMP nor to city bylaws about any issues around alcohol consumption in these parks, according to a report going to city council next week.

Parks maintenance staff also didn’t notice any uptick in garbage or more cleanup needed.

Some emails to the city, however, did include complaints about under-aged drinking and increased litter.

City staff monitored the parks with patrols this summer and sought feedback through its online Let’s Talk Richmond program and in person.

Of the online feedback, 52 per cent were in favour while 43 per cent were against drinking in parks.

The report on the pilot program will be dealt with at city council’s Nov. 6 committee meeting.

Richmond is still one of two Canadian cities with the most expensive child care in the country.

In 2021, the federal government promised to cut child care fees in half by 2022 and bring average fees down to $10 a day by 2026.

However, a Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA) report found Richmond has the highest infant and toddler full-time child care costs with median fees of $900 and $905 a month, respectively.

Meanwhile, the city is the second most expensive for preschoolers at $800, while Calgary is most expensive at $810.

Despite a 44-per-cent increase in child care spaces, which added 2,535 new spaces in Richmond since 2017, there is still a high demand for child care and there’s only space for 35.6 per cent of Richmond children.

The report’s authors David Macdonald, senior economist at CCPA, and Martha Friendly, with the childcare resource research unit, found parents in cities like Toronto and Richmond have to pay much more than the median fee reported.

The assessment of 32 Canadian cities shows good progress so far

on fee reduction, however “there is still more work that needs to be done” to make child care accessible for everyone, they report.

Seven provinces and territories, aside from Alberta, B.C. and Prince Edward Island, have already reduced fees with five charging $10 or less per day.

Macdonald and Friendly said in their report that setting fees would make costs more predictable for parents.

“The gap between for-profit and not-for-profit fees has widened, especially in high-fee cities with many for-profit centres such as Surrey, Burnaby and Richmond, B.C., as well as Richmond Hill and Markham, Ont.,” read the report.

Finding available child-care spaces is still a challenge given half of the cities cannot predict when space will become free.

“If achieving the vision of an affordable, high-quality child care system for all is our goal, then all provinces/territories must move to set fees, as seven already have,” said Friendly.

She added expansion strategies on public and non-profit child care as well as changing traditional funding models to a public model would help support affordable child care.

— With files from Vikki Hui

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Tesla crashes into eatery, one in hospital VALERIE LEUNG vleung@richmond-news.com

The condition of a 46-year-old Burnaby woman, who was hurt when a Tesla drove into the Chung Chun Rice Hotdog store in Richmond’s City Centre, has improved, according to police.

The woman was first reported to be critically injured at the scene on Friday.

But Richmond RCMP said on Monday that “her condition has been

upgraded.”

The woman was inside the business when she was hurt.

The Tesla driver, who is 20 years old, was uninjured.

Drugs and alcohol are not considered to be factors in the crash.

Photos circulating on social media showed an “N” sign on the Tesla that was fully lodged into Chung Chun Rice Hotdog at Westminster Highway and No.3 Road.

It appears the car knocked over

the front counter of the eatery.

Eastbound lanes on Westminster Highway from No. 3 Road were closed down for several hours, backing up traffic.

The Richmond RCMP’s Criminal Collision Investigation Team has taken conduct of the investigation.

Anyone who may have information or potential dash-cam footage of the crash is asked to contact Richmond RCMP at 604-278-1212 and quote file# 2023-33956.

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City looks for climate leaders

The City of Richmond is looking for community members to lead conversations on climate change.

The program called “Energize Richmond” aims to raise awareness about energy and climate issues in Richmond, empower “leaders” in the community to take action and identify “new solutions to support those most vulnerable to rising energy costs and the climate crisis.”

The first step is finding community leaders who will lead these discussions.

Those selected will receive three training sessions, and will be asked to convene their “communities of interest” several times over a period of three to six months.

Community leaders will receive access to resources, tips, a goals checklist and funding to support discussions and actions.

Interested participants don’t need prior climate-change knowledge or climate-action experience to be an Energize Richmond community leader, rather they are expected to demonstrate they are connected to a group with similar interests such as a church group, school, neighbourhood association or strata corporation.

The application deadline is Monday, Nov. 13. Leaders will receive a City of Richmond certificate upon completing the program goals.

To apply to become an Energize Richmond community leader, go to richmond.ca/EnergizeRichmond

$75,000 needed for arts assessment VALERIE LEUNG vleung@richmond-news.com

The City of Richmond plans to spend $75,000 assessing what arts facilities are needed in the city.

The Richmond Arts Facility Needs Assessment will help determine future needs and opportunities for expanding the number and type of purpose-built arts spaces in Richmond.

The cost is being proposed as part of the 2024 budget process, according to a city staff report.

However, city councillors Chak Au and Bill McNulty questioned why it would take so long for an assessment to be done.

“The facilities assessment is long overdue and we need to do this ASAP,” Au said at last Tuesday’s parks, recreation and cultural services committee meeting.

McNulty suggested using money from the council contingency fund and “repaying it later.” Staff said that $75,000 from the council contingency fund could be used only if city council passes a motion to do so.

Several art organizations, including the Richmond Arts Coalition, Richmond Delta Youth Orchestra (RDYO) and Richmond Community Concert Band, have voiced a need for more artbased facilities.

“There is an increasing need in this community for different types of arts facilities that accommodate a range of different arts,” said Jane Fernyhough, chairperson of Richmond Arts Coalition.

“The Richmond Arts Coalition is here to offer any support we can to ensure that this is done in a timely manner.”

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Education excellence honoured VIKKI HUI vhui@richmond-news.com

A Richmond secondary teacher received the Premier’s Award for Excellence in Education for his work raising awareness about social equity and diversity.

Hugh Boyd secondary’s Michael Taylor was honoured in Victoria last week as one of the recipients of the prestigious award for focusing on such issues as truth and reconciliation and empowering girls.

“It was a true honour and incredibly humbling to be acknowledged in a room full of such thoughtful and hardworking teachers,” he told the Richmond News after the awards ceremony.

Taylor and his students have raised awareness on a wide variety of causes over the years.

Most recently, they fundraised to buy an Every Child Matters flag for every school in the school district as a part of their Truth and Reconciliation initiatives.

From recognizing fearless girls and cheering up seniors with flowers, Boyd social justice students have touched every part of the Richmond community.

Boyd vice-principal Afamdi Onukwulu, who nominated Taylor, said in a YouTube video that Taylor’s students are able to discuss complex issues and take action to address them.

“Excellent education is making sure students

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Michael Taylor with Minister of Education Rachna Singh. Photo submitted understand why they are doing what they are doing, and the results that they can produce are actually quite powerful,” he said.

“Michael’s entire class embodies that.”

The YouTube video was produced to showcase the work of award recipients, and Taylor said having his students’ latest projects featured in the video was “so rewarding and special.”

“The video really encapsulated the essence of what our social justice programs at Boyd aim to accomplish, which is to inspire students to recognize that they cannot just observe a problem but take action and create tangible change in their community,” he said.

The Richmond School District (SD38) is looking to sell a portion of Mitchell elementary property to the city in order to improve safety at the No. 5 and Cambie intersection.

A total of 173 square metres of school district land could be sold for an estimated of $400,000 to the City of Richmond for these safety improvements.

There were 53 crashes at this corner in 2022, according to ICBC statistics.

Proposed upgrades include dedicated leftturn lanes in all four directions, upgraded crosswalk painting and signage at the intersection as well as improvements to the sidewalk on No. 5 Road.

If approved by the Ministry of Education, a recommendation will return to the school board for approval before the project can begin.

The value of the land was determined after having gone through “a fair-market value evaluation” and is in the sales agreement between the school board and the city, explained SD38 secretary-treasurer Cindy Wang at last week’s school board meeting.

“The design efforts have been taken to minimize construction impact to school

The city is looking at improving the intersection at Cambie and No. 5 roads.

Valerie Leung photo property at no cost to the school district,” said Wang.

“Any proceeds from the board disposition have to be kept in local capital reserves and funds used for future board-approved capital projects.”

On Oct. 5, a public consultation took place and community members had until Oct. 23 to send in their questions and concerns to the school district.

During the meeting, Wang read out a written response submitted by the City of Richmond to the school board in support of the project. It emphasized the project would “benefit road users and improve access for pedestrians and cyclists.”

Silence falls on cenotaph on Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. to remember For Richmond residents wishing to reflect and remember those who gave their lives to serve and protect Canada, there will be a Remembrance Day ceremony on Saturday, Nov. 11 at Richmond City Hall.

Starting at 10:20 a.m., a parade will include units of Canadian veterans, members of the Royal Canadian Legion and Army, Navy and Air Force Veterans, Richmond’s perma-

nent Canadian Forces Unit 39 Service Battalion, representation from public safety agencies and cadet organizations.

Official ceremonies begin at 10:40 a.m. at the city hall cenotaph, located on the east side of city hall.

There will be two minutes of silence at 11 a.m., followed by wreath-laying.

Due to the solemn nature of the

Remembrance Day Ceremony, pets are asked to be left at home.

For those unable to attend in person, Richmond’s Remembrance Day service can be viewed online.

To watch the event live, click on the “Watch Ceremony” button at richmond.ca/remember.

A recording will also be available to view in its entirety following the ceremony.

After the Remembrance Day service, the public is invited to attend a reception in the city hall atrium.

This free reception will offer people a space to warm up with a hot drink and something sweet, talk about Remembrance Day and connect with other community members.

A number of Remembrance Day displays by the Richmond Museum, the City of Richmond Archives and

the Friends of the Richmond Archives will also be available to view.

From 8 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., Granville Avenue will be closed in both directions from Minoru Boulevard to Buswell Street and No. 3 Road will be closed in both directions from Park Road to Bennett Road.

For more information, contact the City of Richmond at 604-276-4000 or go to richmond.ca/remember.

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Some Richmond business owners are frustrated with unauthorized garbage dumped into their bins, creating health hazards and harming the environment.

Commercial recycling and garbage bins in the area are sometimes forcibly opened and used by unauthorized users, explained Terina Nowe, manager of Vancouver Lighting that has been on Bridgeport Road for more than 30 years.

“They cracked the lock open and dumped their garbage, paints… into our bin. They really abuse the law,” Nowe told the Richmond News.

“Firstly, it takes up the space so we don’t have enough room in the bin. Secondly, it creates a mess and poses safety issues.

Some of the items are toxic things and pose health hazards to our staff. And these things should be recycled differently – it’s not good for the environment.”

Nowe, who does recycle, said she wishes every business owner would follow the rules and do their part in recycling.

According to data provided by Metro Vancouver, the commercial recycling rate in the region was only 46 per cent in 2021, much lower than the overall recycling rate of 65 per cent, which takes into account residential homes.

In fact, according to the City of Richmond, residential recycling is 79 per cent.

Council recently approved a Business Education and Advisory Program to increase Richmond’s commercial recycling rate. Photo submitted According to a recent report released by the City of Richmond, illegal dumping is among the top concerns identified by city staff, followed by the cost and space required for additional bins and the inconsistency of recycling programs between residential and commercial properties.

More enforcement, incentives may help Judi Merrell, supervisor at TileTown, a long-time tile business in northeast Richmond, said it’s sad some businesses are not following the recycling rules.

“Some people dump hazardous things into sewage, killing the fish and damaging the grass. Animals can get sick after eating the grass,” said Merrell.

“We talk about building the Massey Bridge to get us to Delta faster. If we don’t even protect this island, never mind going across the river.”

She said more enforcement may be needed to ensure businesses actually follow the rules. Fines could be issued to businesses that don’t recycle properly, or if recycling is not done properly, a garbage truck could refuse to pick up the bin.

Merrell said businesses react to incentives so the city could think about offering incentives to businesses that do recycle.

The city could also provide education, through an app for instance, to businesses and students who may become the next generation of business owners.

To increase Richmond’s commercial recycling rate, city council recently approved a Business Education and Advisory Program, which will include a business education toolkit and a communication campaign to raise awareness in the business community about recycling issues.

There are some recycling initiatives available for businesses in Richmond, for example, businesses are allowed to drop off up to one cubic yard of acceptable recyclables for free at the city worksyard on Lynas Lane. This excludes yard trimmings and upholstered furniture which require fees.

Baan Lao owner inspires female chefs at regional event DAISY XIONG dxiong@richmond-news.com

A Richmond chef and restaurant owner will showcase her food at Yes Shef, a B.C.-wide event, to put the spotlight on leading female chefs in the province and inspire other women in the industry or those about to enter it.

Nutcha Phanthoupheng, a long-time nurse in Thailand and mother of two, decided to pursue her dream of becoming a professional chef after moving to Vancouver in 2014. After studying from the country’s best chefs in Thailand, she founded the high-end Thai restaurant Baan Lao in Steveston in 2021.

“A lot of male chefs said it’s impossible because I had no experience, nothing,” said

Phanthoupheng. But, in her heart, she felt she could succeed as a chef.

“I cooked with my mom when I was young — cooking is in my soul, in my hands. Why not? I told everyone I can do it,” she said.

The restaurant was named one of Canada’s 50 best new restaurants and 100 best restaurants in 2022 by Canada’s100Best.com.

Phanthoupheng has also been voted Best Chef in Vancouver for three consecutive years at the Golden Plates awards.

She will be showcasing the power of female chefs at the Yes Shef event, and inspiring other women who are passionate about cooking to enter the industry.

“I really want to help more women in the

industry, providing training or mentorship, and attend events that support women,” said Phanthoupheng.

There is still a wide gender gap in the traditionally male-dominated industry. According to the WORTH Association (for Women of Recreation, Tourism & Hospitality), in 2022, the ratio of male to female chefs was three to one in B.C. and four to one in Canada.

Yes Shef, hosted by WORTH Association, will take place on Nov. 6 at Fairmont Pacific Rim and feature food and drinks from 15 leading female chefs and beverage professionals in B.C. Phanthoupheng is the only Richmond chef participating in the event.

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25 – 1828 Lilac Drive, Surrey Welcome to Lilac Green. This tastefully updated 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom END UNIT townhome has a bright white kitchen with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances and a large living/dining area facing your private backyard. This home offers new laminate flooring throughout, updated lights, paint, plumbing, and more. Lots of natural light and large windows make this unit nice and bright. The spacious upstairs master bedroom has 3 closets including one walk-in. The other two bedrooms share a Jack-and-Jill bathroom. Radiant hot water in-floor heating downstairs with hot water baseboards up, plus a gas fireplace downstairs. Great family home, close to schools and parks. Children & pets (2 dogs and/or cats) LOW STRATA FEES. Oversized single garage plus one designated outdoor spot.

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424 – 8880 Jones Road | $639,000 Welcome to your dream home in the Redonda! This top-floor, 1 bedroom plus den (with a barn door can also function as a 2nd bedroom) end-unit has been meticulously renovated, boasting Italian tile floors, vaulted 16’8” ceiling that offers stunning views of the Northshore mountains with gourmet kitchen featuring brand new stainless steel LG appliances, including washer/dryer, a Sakura hood fan, quartz counters, and glass tiles – all designed for both style and functionality. Beautiful double walk-in shower with rainshower head and vanity. Cellular shades throughout and a living room bay window to cozy up in, sitting by the gas f/p. 2 tandem parking in a secured garage. Close to transit, Richmond Centre Mall, General Currie Elementary and RC Palmer Secondary (AP).

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Popular Apple Greene. This well looked after 2 bedroom and den or possible 3 bedroom is one of the largest plans in the complex, it features a renovated kitchen, large room sizes, large sunny balcony, full size storage locker and much more. Fantastic complex with beautifully updated exterior, great rec facilities with club house and both indoor and outdoor pools. Quick possession available. No age restrictions and pets allowed

Spacious 1,038 sq ft quiet unit in popular Stornaway complex. This updated unit features bright Southern exposure, large room sizes, fully renovated kitchen, updated master bedroom ensuite with new walk-in shower, full size in-suite laundry, large den which could be used as a second bedroom, spacious balcony with private outlook, large storage locker, secured parking, 2 outdoor pools, a fantastic South Arm park location and much more!

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604.603.7333

$578,800 Westcoast

$1,528,800

$1,998,800

This spacious 2 level home has been well maintained by a long time owner. Located on a quiet street, it features Sunny South backyard, new roof, large rooms, 3 bedrooms up with 2 full baths, down has 2 more bedrooms with another bath & much more! Popular Bonavista subdivision location, close to schools and transportation.

Great investment opportunity with this spacious side by side duplex. Home to great long term tenants, upstairs it features 3 bedrooms, a full washroom and a 2 piece ensuite per side, downstairs is currently unfinished and awaiting your development ideas. Large 10,592 sq ft with possibility to subdivide, South and East backyard with lane access. Nice, quiet location

4120 Louisburg Pl, Richmond

9740 Sealily Pl, Richm mond

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22 - 3031 Williams Road | $988,000

1303 - 15165 Thrift Avenue, White Rock | $689,000

Welcome to Edgewater Park. This END unit townhouse of a gem is super quiet, facing diagonally to green space and tucked away in a corner of the complex. Lovely spacious backyard with a cedar deck perfect for bbq’s, sipping on wine or having your morning coffee. Lots of privacy provided by the neighboring hedge. Bright, over 1400sf 4 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms with European wood staircase and on upper level floors, updated laminate flooring in the living and dining rooms, updated windows and sliding door, recessed lighting in kitchen, new blinds throughout, on-demand tankless h/w tank with a 2002 furnace, heated bathroom floor and a wood-burning f/p. Close to Dixon Elementary (F.I) and Boyd Secondary, Seafair Shopping Centre, transit and the dyke.

Welcome to the Miramar by BOSA in White Rock. Sub-penthouse 2 year young 1 bedroom 1 bath condo with expansive views of the mountains and city overlooking the courtyard below. Immaculate like a show home, perfect for first time Buyers, downsizers or investors. Comes with 2 side x side parking, 1 locker, AC, engineered h/w floors, NEST thermostat, heated bathroom floor and Bosch appliances. Amenities include exercise room, lounge, dance/yoga studio, outdoor pool with hot tub on rooftop terrace. Steps away from transit, retail, pharmacy, restaurants, grocery store. Enjoy the Sunday Farmers Market at your doorstep.

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Super Central Location 115 - 8540 Citation Drive One bedroom condo with courtyard view.

Move-In ready … NEW carpets, freshly painted, NEW fridge & stove. Rentals & Pets OK. NEWLY LISTED $439,900 Move-in PERFECT 14379 - 68B Avenue, Surrey LARGE 7,100 sq,ft, LOT, private backyard onto green space, 4 bedroom.

Double garage. LISTED $1,399,000

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8660 Citadel Cres. $1,399,000 3 beds 1 bath 4,001 sqft. lot

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4228 Craigflower Drive $1,799,000 3 bed 2 bath + 1 half bath 5,399.34 sqft. lot

4861 Oxford Street View Lot $1,868,000 5 Bed 2 bath + 1 half bath 6,098 sqft. lot

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#4144 - 1535 15350 50 19A Ave C WHITE ROCK B BC

Reach out to Diana today to find out the value of your home

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$1,148,800

NEW LISTING

#55-6600 Lucas Road

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$1,919,800

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11320 Westminster Highway

HUNTLY WYND-updated 3 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom plus flex/4th bedroom duplexstyle townhome tucked away in the quiet west corner of the complex featuring over 2200 sq ft of living space and new windows. Entry way with vaulted ceilings.

Engineered hardwood floors throughout the spacious main floor with large living area w/gas fireplace. Kitchen with quartz counters, Fisher Paykel fridge, Bosch dishwasher, stove and microwave. Laundry room off the carport. Carpeted upstairs incl primary bedroom with spa like ensuite and multiple closets. 3rd flr is the oversized loft perfect for an extra bdrm/hobby/office and storage! Amenities inc indoor salt water pool, sauna, hot tub, gym, billiards & charming guest suite.

Feel safe in this beautifully landscaped, gated entry community w/24 hr concierge.

RIGHT ACROSS FROM THE RICHMOND NATURE PARK- your opportunity to hold or build on almost a 1/2 acre, currently in the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR). Well-maintained, semi-custom family home with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Large principle rooms, double car garage and ample parking. Updated asphalt roof. Mature cedar hedge and landscaping. Sunny south-facing backyard, perfect for the hobbyist gardener. Call today to discuss future potential or to book an appointment to view. Check out the video of the backyard!

$2,249,000

$1,238,800

Patti Martin 604-273-2828 NEW LISTING

6088 Richards Drive Immaculate detached house located in sought after & family-oriented neighbourhood of Terra Nova. Features 4 bedrooms on the upper floor and one on the main. Primary bedroom has a large bay window & custom built-in wardrobe in the walk-in closet. Living room with 18 foot vaulted ceiling. Well-maintained large gourmet kitchen with newer SS fridge, stove, oven & rangehood.

Well cared for home for over 16 years. Newer interior & exterior paint. Southeast exposed back yard with tons of sunlight perfect for outdoor gatherings. Double garage with additional driveway parking. Close to Spul’u’kwuk Elementary & Burnett Secondary School. Terra Nova Village mall is nearby. Easy access to the dyke trail, Quilchena Golf & Country Club & the Terra Nova Rural Park.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828, Zack Zhang 778-881-9926

$929,000

#203-7777 Cambie St. Vancouver New CONCRETE Building “SOMA” at Winona Park in Vancouver West. Air-conditioned SOUTHEAST CORNER UNIT with 2 Bedrooms & 2 Full Baths in a boutique building. Functional floorplan with 9-foot high ceiling and engineered hardwood floors throughout. Well-equipped kitchen with additional window, high-end European MIELE appliances, gas stove, and quartz countertops. One parking with Electric Vehicle charging and a PRIVATE large storage room for your exclusive use. Super convenient location: walk to Marine Gateway shopping district & Skytrain Station and easy access to downtown, Langara College & UBC. Top school catchment: Sir Wilfrid Laurier Elementary & Sir Winston Churchill Secondary.

Rentals & Pets Allowed. Perfect for young families and downsizers.Don’t miss this opportunity

Andrea Chu 604-338-6600

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

$249,800

#3-11391 7th Avenue

MARINER’S VILLAGE - 2 LEVEL, 3 bedroom + den, 2.5 bath TOWNHOME steps from the west dyke & Steveston Village. Charming west-facing front patio greets you as you enter the unit. Updated bright white kitchen, farmhouse drawer pulls, SS appliances, subway tile backsplash, ample counter space. Spacious living/dining area with gas f/p opens onto the east-facing, fully fenced, private backyard with gate access out to the green space & transit line beyond. Updated bathrooms throughout. Upstairs features over-height ceilings, extra windows & spacious bedrooms, including primary with 3 piece ensuite bathroom.

Laundry room with additional storage. A perfect home for a growing family. Amenities incl: indoor pool & hot tub. School Catchments: Byng Elementary & McMath Secondary

THE HOLLY’S-Terrific 4 bdrm, 2.5 bath home in family-friendly East Ladner 2 minutes walking distance to Holly Elementary and a short walk on the overpass to the Ladner Leisure Centre. Over 2500+ sq ft w/ lovely curb appeal. Updated windows throughout. Dining area and living room w/gas f/p with laminate flooring. Eat-in kitchen with island and lots of cabinetry. Mudroom/Laundry area off the carport is perfect place for kids to hang backpacks. Big family room at the back of the home opens onto a deck into the backyard. Main floor also has bedroom/office. Upstairs features 3 huge bdrms incl primary with ensuite and a den opening onto as huge southern balcony! Updated roof. Fully-fenced, southern-exposed, corner lot featuring mature apple and magnolia trees. Amazing location in quiet Ladner.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828 & Jennifer Adams 604-868-4895

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Lots 30 & 31 Westminster Hwy

Excellent holding property in sought-after McLennan area of Richmond. Approx. lot size 38.68m wide x 90.52m long (3501 square meters /0.87 acres) Zoned AG-1 Agricultural.

Currently mature blueberry bushes. Ideal properties for your Hobby Farm for Blueberries or Vegetables and Fruit.

LAND ONLY. No services available. Virtual tour available.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828, Adam Wachtel 604-315-2746

Patti Martin 604-273-2828

NEW LISTING

$1,188,800

PORT ROYAL- 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, plus den home tucked into a family-friendly neighbourhood with the park and river walk just steps away. Charming heritage style with welcoming covered front porch and English style garden with step stones. Great room living/dining area with gas fireplace and maple hardwood throughout. Ultra bright kitchen and nook open onto the south facing terraced deck with built in seating, perfect for entertaining. Renovated white kitchen with floor to ceiling cabinets, quartz counters, gas stove and tile backsplash. Upstairs a generous primary bdrm with walk-In closet, ensuite and adjoining den. 2 other bdrms and convenient upstairs laundry. Detached 2 car garage, crawl space w/storage. 4 min drive to the shops and services at Queensborough Landing!

Patti Martin 604-273-2828 & Jennifer Adams 604-868-4985

$399,900

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$1,239,800

NEW LISTING

OPEN SAT & SUN 2-4PM #5-5311 Lackner Crescent

OPEN SUN 2-4PM #138 Star Cres., New Westminster

6074 45A Ave., Ladner

$879,800

$939,800

NEW LISTING

Fantastic 2-LEVEL townhouse in the sought after LACKNER area. Lovingly cared for by the longtimeowner,thisCORNER,ENDunithasthemostprivatelocationinthecomplex.Over1550sq ft with 3 spacious bedrooms, a den, 2.5 baths, new laminated floor and a sunny SOUTH backyard.

Unit also features a newly renovated white kitchen with quartz countertop, new appliances, new lighting, new blinds and opens to the cozy family room. Large primary bedroom and updated ensuite with new vanity & heated floor. UNIT IS RE-PIPED. 2 parking & bonus storage room.

Well-managed 15-unit family-oriented complex with rainscreen, new fence & gutter, and low strata fees. Top school catchment - Jessie Wowk Elementary, Steveston London Secondary & Richmond Christian School all within walking distance. Don’t miss!

Andrea Chu 604-338-6600

$938,800

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#301-595 Austin Avenue, Coquitlam WYNWOOD GREEN-Modern & functional 2 bdrm, 2 bath condo in PRISTINE condition with an OPEN CONCEPT layout tucked into a quiet area of the building yet located steps to Lougheed Skytrain station, bus stop & shopping. Sleek kitchen with integrated BOSCH appliances, quartz counters & wood grain cabinets. Floorplan features wide plank laminate & tile throughout, SEPARATED BEDROOMS, spacious living/dining great room. Primary bdrm with walk-in closet & well appointed ensuite. Large windows offer beautiful views of green landscape & golf course. Closet organizers. Spacious north facing balcony.

AMAZING AMENITIES incl lounge, gym, sauna, playground & outdoor BBQ area. A/C, 1 secured covered parking & 1 locker! Convenience & lifestyle merge in this pet-friendly, tranquil condo.

Patti Martin 604-273-2828, Zack Zhang 778-881-9926

#216-620 Eighth Ave., New Westminster

#11-7100 Lynnwood Drive

11151 4th Avenue

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BREATHTAKING UNOBSTRUCTED VIEWS OF HOWE SOUND

$8,680,000.00

(for 2-3 Bedrooms only)

Beautifully-crafted by Robert Bosa’s Quorum Group! Practically across Richmond Centre. Low density.

Functional floor plans. Spacious & bright! Quality-finished. Built-in brand name appliances. Gas cooktop.

Air-Con. No carpet. Equipped gym.

Elegance & class throughout. On a very quiet residential street.

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1, 2 & 3 bedroom choice units Price from $648,800 & up INVESTOR ALERT! 6% NET RETURN

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INVESTOR ALERT! 1-BDRM BEAUTY 4% NET RETURN.

$6,138,000

1035 & 1040 – 2633 SIMPSON ROAD, RICHMOND

Rarely available two side by side IL-zoned 7,182 sf (6,167 sf on main +1,015 sf up) warehouse. 2009-built by renowned Eagle Ridge. 4 dock loading bays at rear with auto levelers. 120’ at back between 2 buildings allowing ample space for 40’+ containers to be stationed on site. 5+5 Lease with $368,289/per annum or $30,690/month net income. Tenant pays for property taxes, strata fees, all utilities & interior maintenances. Tenant is a famous experienced food manufacturer providing nationally to Price Smart, T&T, etc. Lease has great covenant.

CITY CENTRE GREAT VALUE $$$ NEW LISTING

$668,000

609 5811 NO. 3 ROAD, RICHMOND

Popular “Aqua” at heart of Richmond, well managed & healthy complex neighboring London Drug & across from Price Smart! 2007-built bright & spacious 816 sf 1-bdrm + 9’ x 7’ den apt. Modern open concept offers over 350 sf of efficient living+ dining + kitchen area. Huge 44 sf laundry/storage rm. 32sf east facing balcony. Tiled entry, kitchen & bath floors, rest laminated flooring. Gas range, stainless steel appliances & granite countertop.

In-suite full size washer & dryer.

Bonus is Master Bdrm has semi-ensuite. Fantastic facilities include beautiful outdoor pool, roof top garden, indoor whirlpool/hot tub, equipped gym, playground & concierge.

150 MOUNTAIN DRIVE, LION’S BAY

Watch that dream-like sunset every evening from the 6 balcony/patio! 8,034 sf beautifully finished mini mansion offering the most desired West Coast living. 31,145 sq’ ocean front private lot. 30 minutes to Vancouver & 15 minutes to Gleneagles Golf Course. 6-living/sitting rm, 8 en-suited bedrooms, 3-powder rm, 2-kitchen, solarium, den & huge 740 sf home theatre, elevator, 626 sf garage + up to 6 cars outside parking on flat surface. Plenty of storage/flex spaces for the whole family. Bonus is a nearly finished 1,401 indoor pool area. Superior material & workmanship, efficient & trendy design, all good & perfect even for international celebrities.

NEW LISTING

$448,800

315-8400 LANSDOWNE ROAD, RICHMOND

656 sf 1-bdrm top floor apt. Balcony has South green space view. Bright & spacious with extra-large bedroom. Super convenient location right across from T&T & Lansdowne Skytrain station, Kwantlen U, etc. Monthly Property tax 92.19 + $323 Strata fee include HW heat, hot water, outdoor pool & on-site caretaker. One U/G parking space. Shared laundry. Unit has nice tiled entrance, bath, kitchen & dining area. Long time tenant paying $2,000 monthly till May 31, 2025! 1 Cat allowed.

BEAUTIFUL 2 BEDROOMS

NEW LISTING

$788,000

1510-7380 ELMBRIDGE WAY

“The Residences” by Bosa! Walking distance to Richmond Centre. A very well built & maintained quality residence in the sky. SW corner 1086 sf 3-bdrm 2-bath. 88 sf balcony w/ garden view. Efficient layout with master bdrm away from others. Open kitchen. 1 parking & bike locker. Rental & pet friendly. Pictures taken while tenanted, now vacant & freshly painted. Complex has equipped gym, sauna & ping-pong room.

BRAND NEW STYLISH 1/2 DUPLEX NEW PRICE $1,749,900

3326 E. 2ND AVENUE, VANCOUVER

This brand new stylish ½ duplex is the perfect affordable family home. 1,805 sf w/ 4-bdrm + den, 4-bath, 2 kitchens & 2 laundry stations. Garage & gated open parking.

Sunny south backyard + covered 104 sf deck. Open plan on main floor w/ efficient electric F/P, beautiful shower (has seat) in powder room & Island kitchen w/quartz ctr tops. Lower floor is a 605sf 2-bdrm legal suite. No carpet, HRV, radiant HW heating & brand name appliances. City & mountain views from master Bdrm balcony. Close to skytrain station, walk to Rupert and bus stop, schools, shopping & much more.

FREE STANDING 3,117 SF STRATA UNIT

NEW LISTING

$2,180,000

7-11771 HORSESHOE WAY, RICHMOND

IB1 zoned 3,117 sf (54’4” width; 59’6” depth) detached strata unit in the ever well maintained Riverside Industrial Park neighboring Ironwood Mall. Convenient location close to highway entrances & 15 minutes to YVR. 14’ high ceiling. 10’ W x 9’4” H grade rear loading door.

Two 2-pc washrooms. Perfect for sports, recreation & logistic usages. 8 assigned parking at front plus 3 at rear.

ABERDEEN SQUARE 478 SF OFFICE - GREAT PRICE

$399,800

6125-4000 NO. 3 ROAD

Top floor 12ʼ x 40ʼ (478 SF) office. F-to-C windows w/beautiful water & sunset views!

Air-con. Shows like new. Also FOR LEASE at $2,200 gross plus GST (3.78% NOI). At Canada Line skytrain Station. Zoned ZMU9 ZC27 (mix retail w/office units) allowing many usages.

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SUNSETS & WATER VIEWS

$799,900

NEW LISTING

TOTALLY IMMACULATE, 2 BDRM, 2 BATH CONDO

SUBPENTHOUSE AT RPP1

$2,899,000

HUGE 11,590 SF SEAFAIR LOT

$1,138,000

RARE 3 BDRM, 3 BATH & 2 PKG HOME

Totally immaculate and air-conditioned 2 bedroom condo with 849 SF of spacious living, large gourmet kitchen with island, quartz countertops, SS appliances and under cabinet lighting. This home also offers 2 spa-inspired bathrooms, laminate floors, 9’ ceilings, covered balcony and a quiet outlook to the west. 1 parking & 1 locker included. Trafalgar Square is a highly sought-after complex in the Alexandra Gardens neighbourhood with full access to the private clubhouse, fitness centre, lounge / event room, pool table, ping pong and music room. All this in an amazing location that’s within walking distance to restaurants, shops and amenities or just a quick drive to Aberdeen, Yaohan, Lansdowne Mall & Richmond Centre. A pleasure to show and ready to move in!

RARE OPPORTUNITY to own this 11,590 SF lot in the desirable Seafair that backs onto the Dyke with spectacular water views and endless sunsets! This custom-built home is bright and spacious with lots of windows and skylights and offers 3+ bedrooms, den, family room, piano room, 3 full baths, tons of storage and X-large double carport. Great for any family to enjoy, buy as an investment property or to build your dream home of up to 4727 SF plus garage. Don’t wait as there are very few of these larger lots with a water views left in Richmond.

All this in an excellent location in a quiet cul-de-sac that’s close to Seafair Mall, Steveston Village, Gilmore Elementary, Hugh Boyd Secondary and everything West Richmond has to offer.

SUBPENTHOUSE on the 16th floor of River Park Place 1 by Intracorp near the Oval Village with open views to the city & mountains. This fantastic SW facing home has it all: 3 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, 2 balconies and 2 parking spots! Features an open kitchen with island, sleek European integrated appliances, quartz countertops, light grey laminate floors throughout, insuite laundry & rainshower heads in both ensuites. Home offers 1089 SF of spacious living, an air cooling/heating system and a wider floor plate with lots of windows that bring in ample natural lighting. All this in a great complex with rooftop garden, gym, basketball court, lounge & music & banquet room. Located just steps to the Olympic Oval, T&T Supermarket, Shoppers Drug Mart, banks, restaurants and the Dyke.

#228-9500 Tomicki Ave

8391 Fairfax Place

#1612-5233 Gilbert Road

ROBSON STREET

$524,800

AFFORDABLE STUDIO @ TV TOWER 2

AFFORDABLE T/HOME

$705,000

UPDATED 2 BEDROOM & 2.5 BATH

PARKER PLACE 2

$299,000

PARKER PLACE 2 - RETAIL SPACE

FOR LEASE

$22/SF

WAREHOUSE / SHOWROOM

Enjoy urban living at its best in this affordable studio condo at the TV Tower 2 by Concord Pacific right on Robson Street in downtown Vancouver! This bright, southeast facing home features a wider 496 SF open layout, bonus den that can even fit a double bed, floor to ceiling windows, insuite laundry, deep walk-in closet and a larger, more desirable 140 SF deck. Literally steps to every amenity there is including amazing shopping, award winning dining, sky train, bus stops, Yaletown Park, Pacific Centre Mall, BC Place, Rogers Arena and Robson Square!

Excellent opportunity for a first-time buyer, new homeowner or investor.

All this in a well-run, pet friendly concrete hi-rise with 24 hour concierge, gym, hot tub, sauna, steam room, theatre and games room.

This super bright and clean 2 bedroom townhome offers 994 sq ft of spacious living and 2.5 bathrooms that’s conveniently located by Bridgeport & No 4 Road. The townhome is located in the NE corner of the complex and has additional side windows off of the living room & kitchen bringing in extra light. Very well maintained and recently updated with brand new carpets, paint and a nice white kitchen and comes complete with its own front patio, 1 parking and direct street access to street and ample visitors parking. All this in a convenient location with easy access to Central Richmond, Vancouver, YVR and Highways 99 & 91. Just minutes to Costco, Tim Hortons, Golftown & many other shops and restaurants. Ready to move in!

Parker Place 2 retail space. This 308 SF unit is a bright corner unit with floor to ceiling windows. The current tenant is a printing company that has been using the space for the last 4 years and have been in business for 20 years. The rent is $1300 per month and lease renewal is March 2024. This is a great investment property in a popular Richmond Mall.

Also suitable for your own use for various retail or office type businesses.

Spotless and super clean showroom / office / warehouse located in the Riverside Industrial Park, just south of Steveston and east of Shell Road. A total of 2124 SF of space available on 2 levels with approx 1200 SF of showroom/ warehouse space on the main floor with oversized grade level garage door access and powder room with 900 SF of office/showroom space upstairs with an additional powder room. Unit comes with 4 parking spots. All this within a very well-maintained complex that’s gated after hours and has easy access to Ironwood Plaza, Hwy 99 and 91. Ready to move in anytime!

#706-233 Robson Street, Vancouver

#138-2211 No. 4 Road

#1620-4311 Hazelbridge Way

#1165-11980 Hammersmith Way

AIRPORT & WEST RMD

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$36-42/SF

4360 & 4380 Agar Drive

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#306-8860 No 1 Road

#312-3411 Springfield Drive

8431 Fairdell Crescent

PREMIUM OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE

Excellent opportunity to lease prime executive office space in a central location between the Airport & West Richmond at the South Terminal @the YYR Airport. Premium office spaces available as small as 400 SF on the 2nd floor, 1638 SF on the ground level, large 2-level open atrium space of 5697 SF or even 10,000 SF of total space can be available at a very reasonable rate. Access to a huge executive-style lounge & boardroom at discounted rates is available to all occupants in the building. All-inclusive GROSS lease rates range from $36- $42/SF include property taxes, heat, air conditioning, lights & water. Easily accessible from Central Richmond.

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#10-6138 128 Ave, Surrey

#58-10200 4th Ave, Rmd

9700-9720 Garden City Road

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

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HANSON, Eric Peter

September 27, 1950 - October 22, 2023 It is with great sadness we announce the passing of our dad and husband, Eric Peter Hanson, on October 22nd after a courageous three year battle with multiple myeloma. Eric is survived by his loving wife Leah (née Martyniuk), daughters Robyn and Erin, sisters Susanne Robertson, Janet Redford (Stephen) and their families, as well as his brothersand sisters-in-law, nieces and nephews on the Martyniuk side.

Eric was born at St Paul’s Hospital in Vancouver to Carl and Ronnie Hanson. He lived in Richmond his whole life, the last 48 years in Steveston. A gifted student, he devoted his career to education. He was a Richmond high school teacher for 33 years.

Upon retirement, he taught student teachers at UBC. A teaching exchange to Adelaide, Australia in 1978 was a formative experience for Eric which sparked his passion for wine. For decades, he taught wine education across the city.

Eric had a lifelong curiosity about the world and loved sharing it with others. His passions included music, books, science, travel, painting, nature and the outdoors, cooking, and, of course, wine. He volunteered his time generously, including at St Alban’s Church, and pursued many hobbies, including radio broadcasting at C-ISL Radio. Above all, he loved spending time with his wife and daughters.

DOROZIO, Marjory (Marge) It is with deep sorrow and much love that we mourn the passing of our mother and grandmother Marjory June Dorozio. She was born on July 16, 1933 in Vancouver and went to be with her Lord and Saviour on October 19 at the age of 90. She was predeceased by her loving husband John Dorozio and sister Helen Burrows (Jack). Mom is lovingly remembered by her son Carl Dorozio (Susan); daughter Rosanne Brissette (Albert); son Ron Dorozio (Kim), granddaughter Alana Brissette, grandson Cameron Dorozio and granddaughter Rachel Brissette. She will also be dearly missed by her many friends. Marge was a people person and more than anything loved her family and friends and being with them.

A celebration of Marge’s life will take place on Tuesday, November 7th at 11am at Richmond Funeral Home, 8420 Cambie Road in Richmond. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in Marge’s memory to Lighthouse Harbour Ministries (sealight.org) Online condolences may be left at www.richmond-funeral.ca Funeral arrangements entrusted to Richmond Funeral Home • (604) 273-3748

Pursuant to paragraph 7(2) of the said Act, Great Canadian Gaming Corporation has deposited with the Minister of Transport, on the on-line Navigable Waters Registry (http://cps. canada.ca/) under Registry number 7258, and under the NPP File Number 2003-500714 a description of the following work, its site and plans: River Rock Casino Marina maintenance dredging including habitat compensation in, on, over, under, through or across the Fraser River located at UTM Zone 10 U, 490629 m E, 5449418 m N, in front of 8811 River Road, Richmond, BC. The legal lots associated with the works are Parcel 1, District Lots 4617 and 6867, NWD, Plan 71271 and 46989.

Comments regarding the effect of this work on marine navigation can be sent through the Common Project Search site mentioned above under the Comment section (search by the above referenced numbers) or if you do not have access to the internet, by sending your comments directly to: Transport Canada Navigation Protection Program (THN), 6th Floor, 800 Burrard Street, Vancouver, BC, V6Z 2J8 Comments will be considered only if they are in writing (electronic means preferable) and are received not later than 30 days after the publication of the last notice. Although all comments conforming to the above will be considered, no individual response will be sent.

Posted at Richmond, British Columbia, this 2nd day of November, 2023

Dad showed us how to see the magic in every day.

He is so greatly missed.

A Memorial Service will be held on November 11, 2023 at 2:00pm at the Richmond Funeral Home, 8420 Cambie Road, Richmond BC. Donations can be made Foundation in Eric’s honour.

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